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#laravel-admin #laravel-admin-panel #laravel-adminpanel

Make an Administrator page in 5 minutes

License: MIT License

Languages: PHP, JavaScript, Blade, SCSS, CSS

L-admin v3 (HMVC)

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L-Admin is a Laravel administration package that allows web developers to quickly create an admin panel for their website. The package includes features such as user management, access control management, task management, file management, email management, and many more. The package is designed to save time and effort in building an admin panel and allows developers to focus on building the core features of their web application.

Dashboard

🏷️ Laravel Version

Version Laravel
v1.0.x 7.x
v1.8.* 8.x
v2.* 9.x
v3.* 10.x

🚀 Quickstart

Follow the steps below to get started faster! Add the repository by running the command below.

composer require hexters/ladmin

Follow the installation to start build awesome apps.

php artisan ladmin:install --and=ladmin:setup

Run composer dumpautoload before run migration and seed

composer dumpautoload

Run migrate and seed, to install ladmin database tables

php artisan migrate --seed

Installation is complete, please access http://localhost:8000/administrator

Login Page

Customization Color and Assets

To change the ladmin style, you just need to run Vite, before that you should install nodejs modules in Modules/Ladmin folder. Follow this steps below.

// Install node modules 

cd Modules/Ladmin && npm install

// Go back to directory root project and run vitejs

npm run dev

You can start changing javascript and css.

🗂️ Custom Namespaces

To call view, language, config, and component file, you need to add the prefix of module's name e.g blog, see example below.

Calling View:

  view('blog::article.index');

Calling Lang:

  __('blog::error.auth.message');

  trans('blog::error.auth.message');

  Lang::get('blog::error.auth.message');

Calling Config:

  config('blog.name')

For component view, if you have component named \Modules\Blog\View\Components\Input class, then the way to call it by running.

  <x-blog-input />

🌇 Layout Templating

Follow the documentation to view complete slots and stacks in layout component Documentation Layout

<x-ladmin-auth-layout>

  <x-slot name="title">Page Title</x-slot>

  <!-- Follow guest layout for slots & stacks -->
  
</x-ladmin-auth-layout>

👓 Ladmin Awesome

Get modules & template collections in Ladmin Awesome

📖 Documentation

View complete Documentation here

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