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🚀 Laravel React Starter Kit

Laravel's official React starter kit enhanced with development workflow tools, code quality standards, and additional developer experience improvements from laravel-starter-kit. ✨

Built with Inertia.js, React, Tailwind CSS, and Laravel Wayfinder.

📋 Requirements

🚀 Quick Start

[!NOTE]

  • In config/database.php, 'engine' => 'InnoDB', is used as the default for both mysql and mariadb connections.
  • In config/essentials.php, models are unguarded by default via Unguard::class => true. This allows mass assignment without explicitly defining $fillable properties. You can change this setting if you prefer to use guarded models.

📦 Installation

Create a new Laravel React project:

Run the automated setup script:

This command will:

  1. Install PHP dependencies via Composer
  2. Create .env file from .env.example (if not exists)
  3. Generate application key
  4. Run database migrations
  5. Install NPM dependencies
  6. Build frontend assets

⚙️ Additional Setup

🔧 Environment Configuration

After running composer setup, configure your .env file with your database credentials:

🌐 Browser Testing Setup (Optional)

If you plan to use Pest's browser testing capabilities, install Playwright:

This installs the necessary browser binaries for running browser tests.

💻 Development

🖥️ Running the Development Server

Start all development services concurrently:

This starts:

Your application will be available at http://localhost:8000 🎉

SSR Mode

To run with server-side rendering:

🔐 Authentication

Enable / Disable Registration

User self-registration is controlled by a single switch via the FORTIFY_REGISTRATION_ENABLED env variable:

When set to false:

The flag is also exposed as config()->boolean('fortify.registration_enabled') if you need to read it elsewhere in the application.

🌍 Localization

The starter kit ships with full multilingual support. English (en) and Czech (cs) are included out of the box, and every user-facing string in the React frontend goes through the translator.

🔧 Switching the Locale

Set the locale in your .env file:

After saving, the entire UI — auth pages, settings, dashboard, navigation, validation messages — renders in the selected language. No build step is needed for translation changes; the JSON dictionary is loaded server-side per request.

📁 Language Files

*.json holds the application-level strings keyed by their English source text (Laravel's idiomatic JSON translation format). The PHP files cover Laravel's framework-level messages.

⚛️ Using Translations in React

The current locale and translations dictionary are shared as Inertia props by HandleInertiaRequests. Use the useTranslations hook in any component:

The hook also supports :placeholder interpolation:

➕ Adding a New Language

  1. Create lang/{locale}.json with the same keys as lang/en.json.
  2. Create lang/{locale}/ and translate auth.php, pagination.php, passwords.php, validation.php.
  3. Set APP_LOCALE={locale} in .env.

🔍 Code Quality

🧹 Linting & Formatting

Fix code style issues:

This runs:

🧪 Testing

Run the full test suite:

This includes:

🌐 Browser Testing

This starter kit includes Pest 4 with browser testing capabilities. Create browser tests in tests/Browser/:

📜 Available Scripts

🎼 Composer Scripts

📦 NPM Scripts

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

All versions of laravel-starter-kit-react with dependencies

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Requires php Version ^8.4
inertiajs/inertia-laravel Version ^3.1.0
laravel/fortify Version ^1.37.2
laravel/framework Version ^13.17
laravel/tinker Version ^3.0.2
laravel/wayfinder Version ^0.1.20
nunomaduro/essentials Version ^1.2.0
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