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Vendor mark1502
Package daisy-vue-starter-kit
Short Description Laravel 13 + Inertia v3 + Vue 3 + Tailwind 4 + daisyUI 5 + Ziggy starter kit with Fortify authentication.
License MIT

Keywords laravel starter-kit vue inertia tailwind Ziggy fortify DaisyUI

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daisy-vue-starter-kit

A Laravel 13 starter kit with Inertia.js v3, Vue 3, Tailwind 4, daisyUI 5, Ziggy, and Fortify-based authentication. Breeze-inspired posture (plain Vue, minimal abstraction) with daisyUI components instead of hand-rolled Tailwind markup. It's a lightweight kit using Ziggy rather than Wayfinder and daisyUI for the ui, including theme support.

What's included

Laravel 13 + Inertia.js v3 (SSR off by default)
Vue 3 with plain JavaScript (no TypeScript)
Tailwind CSS 4 + daisyUI 5 with ~16 ready-to-use themes and a navbar theme picker
Ziggy for route() in Vue components
Laravel Fortify for authentication (headless — every view is an Inertia page)
lucide/vue for icons
Auth pages: login, register, forgot/reset password, email verification, password confirmation
Authenticated layout with navbar + theme picker, dashboard, settings (profile, password, delete account)

Two-factor authentication is wired into the User model and migrations but disabled by default — flip the feature on in config/fortify.php to enable it.

Installation

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Project layout

resources/js/Pages/Auth/ — Fortify-backed auth pages
resources/js/Pages/Settings/ — profile, password, delete-account
resources/js/Components/ — GuestLayout, AuthenticatedLayout, ThemePicker, AuthThemeToggle, form helpers
resources/js/Composables/useTheme.js — theme state and persistence
resources/css/app.css — Tailwind 4 entry plus daisyUI theme definitions
app/Providers/FortifyServiceProvider.php — binds every Fortify view to an Inertia render call

Themes

Theme choice persists to localStorage under the key theme (authenticated areas) and authTheme (guest/auth pages, light/dark only). The initial paint is set inline in app.blade.php to avoid FOUC.

Navigation

The main nav bar is driven by a single config file — resources/js/navigation.js. Add a link there and it appears in both the desktop bar and the mobile hamburger dropdown (one array, no duplicated markup).

Adding a link

Add one row to navItems:

Active-link highlighting is pattern-based by default, with an optional server-driven activeNav page-prop override for cases where one route serves multiple nav sections.

Full options and details

For all the details about adding links to the navbar and every available option — refer to the Navbar and Links documentation: docs/md_files/7. Navbar and Links.md (also available as a collapsible HTML page at docs/html_files/navbar_and_links.html).

Logo

The Flower icon (left of the bar) is a placeholder brand/home link. Swap it for your own logo in AuthenticatedLayout.vue — it's marked with a comment.

Documentation

Documentation about the auth system (fortify) and the starter kit is located in the docs folder. The documentation is supplemental to the official Fortify documentation and is available in markdown format and also html with collapsable sections.

Customization

This is a starter kit, not a framework. Edit the Vue pages directly.

License

MIT

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Requires php Version ^8.3
inertiajs/inertia-laravel Version ^3.1
laravel/fortify Version ^1.37
laravel/framework Version ^13.8
laravel/tinker Version ^3.0
tightenco/ziggy Version ^2.6

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