This project is to be served as a basis for a fully fledged web application, it is constantly evolving, and more are being added every month. As with any project, nothing is perfect, I made this in my spare time and while I have used it for many people, there will always be bugs. If you find a bug please make an issue, also please refrain from making issues that are specific to your project and not the boilerplate. I hope you enjoy all of the hard work I have put into this, I plan on keeping it updated but I will definitely need help if anyone is available to research issues and make pull requests to fix them. Also, don't be insulted if I refactor your code after a pull request, I like to stay organized and keep the flow of the source uniform.

• Admin Template
• File Manager
• Menu Manager
• Image Manipulation
  to implement image manipulation use url params, ie http://localhost/webcore/public/img/{path}?{param=value}
  default {path} is configured relative to public_path,
  see .env for FILESYSTEM_DRIVER and config/filesystems.php
  please check Glide documentation for manual guide
• Laravel Generator based on Infyom Laravel Generator with Additional features:
  • Date Time Picker (htmltype = date-picker, time-picker or datetime-picker)
  • Select2 (all select input will be select2, for multiple use htmltype = multi-select)
  • Two side Multiple Select (htmltype = two-side-select)
  • HTML Text Editor (htmltype = text-editor)
  • File Manager (htmltype = file-manager or files-manager)
  • Nullable field in migration (console option = n, or in json file using dbNullable = true)
  • Logged fields : created_by and updated_by (console option = --logs)
  • Related Dropdown (in console, use --relations option) : add view model in controller, and relational input form in view (htmltype = select,relation:{view-model}={field-to-show}={field-as-value})
  • Related Form (in console, use --relations option) : add view model in controller, and relational input form in view (dbtype = table and htmltype = related-form,related-field1,related-field2,related-field3,...)
  • Component and theme reader generator (htmltype = select,component or select,theme)
  • Model reader generator (htmltype = select,model)
  see example of model schema files in resources/model_schemas
• Front Page System (support themes, template position and view components)
  Code Sample can be download in https://github.com/dandisy/themes
• Reusable Component
  • Using Webcore Component Presentation System for Font Page Component
    Code Sample can be download in https://github.com/dandisy/themes
  • Using Widget (Widget Class & Widget View) using arrilot/laravel-widgets for UI Component
    as much as possible the widget should have a loose coupled, bring data on the fly, avoid directly include / use in widget class
    webcore include a widget, with this you able to use shortcode on Page description field to get datasource from models, use syntax :
    [source=ModelName,where=any_field_name:value,position:any_theme_position,widget=any_widget_view]
  • Using Laravel Package
    webcore include webcore-microsite package as code sample for basic package
• Pre Configured Oauth using Laravel Passport
  with Elorest as Laravel eloquent RESTAPI package see https://github.com/dandisy/elorest
  • to login use http://localhost/webcore/public/oauth/token
    with params :
    
    • client_id
    • client_secret
    • grant_type
    • username
    • password
    • scope
  • to get resources example http://localhost/webcore/public/api/product
    with header Authorization = Bearer {your-token}

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1. Download

Download the files above and place on your server.

Or if you using git, clone github repository to your server, by run this command

Or using composer can skip some laravel setup project (recommendated)

2. Environment Files

This package ships with a .env.example file in the root of the project.

You must rename this file to just .env

Note: Make sure you have hidden files shown on your system.

3. Composer

Laravel project dependencies are managed through the PHP Composer tool. The first step is to install the depencencies by navigating into your project in terminal and typing this command:

4. Create Database

You must create your database on your server and on your .env file update the following lines:

Change these lines to reflect your new database settings.

5. Artisan Commands

The first thing we are going to so is set the key that Laravel will use when doing encryption.

You should see a green message stating your key was successfully generated. As well as you should see the APP_KEY variable in your .env file reflected.

It's time to see if your database credentials are correct.

We are going to run the built in migrations to create the database tables:

You should see a message for each table migrated, if you don't and see errors, than your credentials are most likely not correct.

We are now going to set the administrator account information. To do this you need to navigate to this file and change the name/email/password of the Administrator account.

You can delete the other dummy users, but do not delete the administrator account or you will not be able to access the backend.

Now seed the database with:

You should get a message for each file seeded, you should see the information in your database tables.

Then create storage symbolic link with:

6. Laravel Passport (OPTIONAL)

If you want to activate oauth, edit the uri oauth in vue files in
resources/assets/js/components/passport, then run this artisan command

In order to install the Javascript packages for frontend development, you will need the Node Package Manager, and optionally the Yarn Package Manager by Facebook (Recommended)

If you only have NPM installed you have to run this command from the root of the project:

If you have Yarn installed, run this instead from the root of the project:

then,

npm run dev