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Informations about the package laravel-backup-viewer

Laravel Backup Viewer

A read-only admin page for spatie/laravel-backup. No interactive scheduling, no setting changes — just a clean view of the state your backup config produces.

Features

Event-driven: the page reads from a small JSON state file populated by listeners that subscribe to spatie's BackupHasFailed, BackupWasSuccessful, HealthyBackupWasFound, UnhealthyBackupWasFound. No work runs on page load except free-disk-space probing.

Installation

Optionally publish the config (see Configuration for what's in it):

The package depends on spatie/laravel-backup to actually do anything useful — install it too if you haven't:

Authorization

The route is only accessible in the local environment by default. Open it up elsewhere with the gate-style API (same pattern as Horizon::auth):

The callback receives the incoming Illuminate\Http\Request and must return true to allow access.

Configuration

Default settings work for most apps. To override (route path, middleware, download size cap, favicon, low-disk threshold), publish the config:

That writes config/backup-viewer.php:

Multi-icon favicon setups

For apps that use realfavicongenerator-style multi-icon setups, paste the entire <link> block into the favicon.html key:

Where state is stored

Listeners write event activity to <first-local-backup-disk>/<backup-name>/laravel-backup-viewer-state.json so the file lives next to the backups it describes. Apps with only remote disks fall back to storage/app/backup-viewer/state.json. The file is written atomically (tmp + rename).

Scheduling

Stick the spatie commands in Laravel's scheduler:

The Backup health card surfaces those entries and humanizes the cron expression ("Daily at 02:00").

Commands you'll actually run

This package adds no Artisan commands of its own. The relevant ones come from spatie/laravel-backup:

Command Purpose
php artisan backup:run Create a new backup
php artisan backup:run --only-db Database-only backup
php artisan backup:list List backups across all configured disks
php artisan backup:clean Apply retention rules
php artisan backup:monitor Re-run health checks; populates this page's monitor card

Frontend

Pre-compiled Tailwind v4 + Alpine.js are committed inside the package and inlined into the response via BackupViewer::css() / BackupViewer::js() (same pattern as Laravel Horizon). The host app needs no Vite config, no vendor:publish step for assets.

Compatibility

License

MIT. See LICENSE.md.

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Requires php Version ^8.3
illuminate/contracts Version ^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.16
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