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Laradocs

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Maintain beautiful, version-controlled documentation inside your Laravel codebase. Write markdown, commit it next to the code it describes, and Laradocs serves a polished docs site at /docs (or wherever you like).

Then open /docs.

Requirements

Minimum Notes
PHP 8.3 8.4 and 8.5 fully supported
Laravel 11.14 12 and 13 fully supported
dedoc/scramble 0.13 Optional — only needed for the scramble OpenAPI driver

Features

Quick start

Create a page:

Configuration

Everything is configurable in config/laradocs.php and via environment variables — route prefix/domain, docs path, routing strategy, theme, caching and more. See the Configuration docs.

The Laradocs facade

Artisan commands

Command Description
laradocs:install Publish config and scaffold a starter page
make:doc {name} Scaffold a new markdown page with front-matter
laradocs:cache Pre-render and cache every page
laradocs:clear Clear the documentation cache
laradocs:openapi Generate an OpenAPI spec from your routes (--driver=auto\|native\|scramble)

Publishing

Testing

Local development (workbench)

The package ships an orchestra/testbench workbench — a disposable Laravel app used to run Laradocs as a real, browsable site while you work on the package itself, rather than through Pest alone.

This builds the workbench (testbench workbench:build) and boots it at /docs. The generated app lives at vendor/orchestra/testbench-core/laravel — it's regenerated on demand and isn't committed to git.

By default the workbench has no docs content, so /docs renders an empty state. Point it at the real docs in this repo (so edits under docs/ show up immediately, thanks to Laradocs' mtime-based cache) by adding to the workbench's .env:

Or seed your own throwaway fixtures directly under the workbench's docs/ and lang/vendor/laradocs/<locale>/ — useful for exercising a specific feature (a locale, a version, a front-matter combination) without touching the real docs. Any config/laradocs.php option can be set via the workbench's own .env, exactly as in a consumer app — e.g. LARADOCS_LOCALE_AVAILABLE={"en":"English","fr":"Français"} to test localisation.

For finer control than composer serve gives you — e.g. driving the app with curl instead of a browser — build and serve it yourself:

Two gotchas worth knowing:

Documentation

The full docs live at laradocs.dev/docs — and are themselves built with Laradocs. Highlights:

The source for those pages lives in docs/; browse there or serve a local copy with composer serve.

Sponsors

Laradocs is free and open source. If it saves you time, please consider sponsoring its development — it keeps the project actively maintained.

The image above is regenerated daily by the Scheduler workflow via sponsorkit.

Contributing & Security

See SECURITY.md.

License

The MIT License (MIT). See LICENSE.md.

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.3
devizzent/cebe-php-openapi Version ^1.1
illuminate/contracts Version ^11.14 || ^12.0 || ^13.0
illuminate/support Version ^11.14 || ^12.0 || ^13.0
league/commonmark Version ^2.4
ralphjsmit/laravel-seo Version ^1.8
spatie/yaml-front-matter Version ^2.0
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