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UIkit starter template for Laravel

Including authentication scaffolding for Laravel Fortify

Out of the box, Laravel ships with a default welcome template built with Tailwind CSS. On top of the base framework, Laravel JetStream provides two user interfaces (your choice of Laravel Livewire or InertiaJS) for login and register pages whilst Laravel Fortify provides the authentication backend.

Although Tailwind CSS is quickly gaining popularity, many people, like me, prefer a more traditional front-end framework, like Bootstrap, Foundation, or Bulma. I choose UIkit by YOOtheme because I found it to be the most modern, clean, well-thought-out, and modular framework available.

Why UIkit?

I've used UIkit for just about every project I've worked on in the last few years, for both websites and web applications, from tiny single-page landing sites, to massive web applications with thousands of users.

This package enhances Laravel with a starter template for UIkit, and gives you everything you need to start your next web project.

What's included?

What's still to come?

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See Deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Prerequisites

To begin, you'll need a fresh install of Laravel 10+. Adding this to an existing project is not recommended and may cause issues. For full instructions on installing Laravel, refer to the Laravel installation docs, but something like the following will get you up and running:

Installing this preset

To turn the base Laravel installation into a UIkit site, follow the steps below.

  1. Include this repository into your composer dependencies:

  2. Run the artisan command to publish the necessary files into your Laravel install. It will overwrite welcome.blade.php, so do not run this on established projects with changes made to that file.

  3. (optional) Include Laravel Fortify, if you want to make use of the ready-made authentication system. You will need to create a database, and configure the file .env with the correct credentials for it.

Add in config/app.php:

  1. Run NPM to build your CSS and JS assets using Laravel Mix:

Sometimes, npm run dev needs to be run twice to complete the installation. Read the output carefully to see if this is the case.

  1. Run the built-in development server

Your new site will be served at http://localhost:8000.

Developing with UIkit

To get started in UIkit, read their excellent docs. The examples and tests provided should give you all the help you need. To get an idea of what UIkit is capable of, I highly recommend the KickOff starter templates for inspiration.

To start customising UIkit to your own needs, take a look in app.scss. In there, you will find the standard UIkit imports, and by way of a simple example, I've changed the default blue primary colour to a nice purple shade, just to show what's possible in almost no time at all. Try changing it to another colour, and then running npm run dev to rebuild the CSS, and see the changes to your site.

Handy tip

Whilst developing your site, running Laravel Mix in watch mode makes it easy to make changes and quickly see their results:

Deployment

When deploying to a live server, remember to build your assets in production mode for smaller, faster downloads:

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Author

Matt Fletcher @ Torrix

License

This template is open-source software licensed under the MIT license - see the LICENSE.md file for details

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illuminate/support Version ^10.0
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