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Informations about the package ink

Ink

Downloads Laravel 12 and 13 PHP 8.4 License Tests

Filament-native content publishing for blog, docs, and AI-citable articles. Ships Eloquent models, a full Filament admin, MCP tools for AI agents, SEO components, publishable Blade UI components, and an opt-in public-routes mode for hosts that want a working blog without writing controllers.

Features

Requirements

Installation

Register the plugin and run migrations:

Public-routes mode (opt-in)

By default this package is fully headless: no routes, no controllers, no forced views. Your app owns all rendering.

To get a working blog at /blog without writing any controllers, flip the feature flag:

Routes register at the service-provider level — no Filament panel boot is required, so the public site keeps working for guests who never touch the admin.

Render your own views instead of the shipped ones by pointing the views config map at them — no publishing required:

See Host-Owned Views for the full data contract per action and for wiring the preview "edit this post" link.

Images

The upload-image MCP tool accepts either a fetchable url or base64-encoded data, mime-sniffs the actual bytes (jpeg/png/gif/webp only, no svg), and returns a path you pass as featured_image on create-post-tool / update-post-tool, plus a markdown snippet for in-content images. See MCP Tools for the full contract, including the SSRF stance on the url fetch.

::caution base64 uploads are bound by PHP's post_max_size, not just ink.uploads.max_bytes. base64 inflates the binary size by ~4/3, and PHP rejects an oversized request body before Laravel ever boots — the client gets a raw PHP warning in an HTTP 200 instead of a clean JSON-RPC error, and no app-level config can catch it. ink.uploads.max_bytes defaults to 3MB (≈4MB base64-encoded) to stay safely under a common 5-8M post_max_size floor; raise post_max_size (and any reverse-proxy body-size limit) to comfortably exceed max_bytes * 4/3 if you need a higher cap. The url path has no such ceiling — the image is fetched by this server's own HTTP client, not carried in the MCP request body at all — so prefer it for anything larger than a few MB. ::

Rendered post images automatically get loading="lazy" and decoding="async" on both render paths (Post::toHtml() behind <x-ink::post-body>, and Post::toSafeHtml() behind the shipped page views); an attribute the author declared by hand is left untouched. There is no automatic resizing, format conversion, or srcset generation — an oversized source image is served at its original dimensions and file size, which still costs bandwidth and LCP even with lazy loading. This is a known limitation, not a bug: keep source images reasonably sized (a few hundred KB, not multiple MB) before uploading until a resizing pipeline ships.

Documentation

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Quick Example (headless)

License

MIT

All versions of ink with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.4
filament/filament Version ^5.0
illuminate/contracts Version ^13.0
league/html-to-markdown Version ^5.1
ralphjsmit/laravel-filament-seo Version ^2.2
ralphjsmit/laravel-seo Version ^1.8
spatie/laravel-markdown Version ^2.8
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.93
spatie/laravel-sitemap Version ^8.2
spatie/laravel-sluggable Version ^4.0
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