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Laravel Backup Manager

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A database-driven backup management package for Laravel that centralizes backup and cleanup schedules, supports dynamic storage destinations, and extends Spatie Backup for production workflows. Provides backend responders for your front-end stack — example React components are available in the wiki.

Demo

The demo repository shows the package wired up in a real Laravel application with Inertia and React.

Requirements

Installation

Publish the configuration and migrations:

Publish the Spatie Backup configuration if you haven't already:

Quick Start

  1. Run the installer to scaffold app-level responder classes for your front-end stack:

Supported stacks: inertia, custom

  1. Implement the frontend — Follow the Building React UI guide or explore the demo repo for a working example.

The installer also scaffolds an app-level service provider so your application can bind its own responder implementations for the package UI layer.

Features

Database-Driven Schedules

Backup and cleanup schedules live in the database — no hard-coded entries in routes/console.php. Each backup schedule links to one or more storage destinations.

Database-Backed Backup Monitors

Backup monitor configuration, including monitored backup definitions and related filesystem mappings, is stored in the database and can be managed via the built-in service layer and UI responders.

Dynamic Storage Destinations

Storage destinations (local, FTP, SFTP) are stored as database records and resolved at runtime. You can add, edit, test, and remove destinations without touching config files.

Each destination has a unique slug that becomes its Laravel disk name.

Built on Spatie Backup

The package wraps spatie/laravel-backup and extends its configuration. All Spatie Backup features — file selection, database dumping, compression, encryption, notifications, and health checks — work as expected.

Front-End Integration

The package provides responder contracts and implementations that return responses for your front-end stack. Run the installer to scaffold them into your application:

Supported stacks: inertia, custom

The Inertia responders return page-level props for:

The UI layer is contract-based — swap in your own responders for a custom stack (REST API, Blade, Livewire, etc.).

Note: React/Vue components are not included in the package. Example React components for the Inertia responders are available in the GitHub wiki.

Real-Time Notifications

Backup progress, success, and failure events are broadcast over WebSockets so your UI can update without polling. Channel access is managed through the application cache.

Signed Download URLs

Backup files are served through signed, time-limited URLs, keeping your storage disks private while allowing secure downloads.

Programmatic API

All operations are backed by a service layer you can use in your own code, CLI commands, or scheduled jobs:

Additional Information

The GitHub wiki contains additional information about Laravel Backup Manager.

Testing

License

MIT — see LICENSE for details.

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Requires php Version ^8.4
dragonmantank/cron-expression Version *
ifsnop/mysqldump-php Version ^2.12
illuminate/contracts Version ^11.0||^12.0||^13.0
laravel/socialite Version ^5.27
spatie/laravel-backup Version *
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