amjadiqbal/laravel-driver-js

A professional Laravel wrapper for Driver.js. Easily create interactive product tours, feature highlights, and user onboarding flows using a fluent PHP API.

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amjadiqbal/laravel-driver-js

Professional Laravel wrapper for Driver.js (v1.3+). Easily create interactive product tours, feature highlights, and user onboarding flows using a fluent PHP API.

  • SEO: Laravel product tours, interactive onboarding, feature highlights, guided walkthroughs, Driver.js for Laravel
  • Website: https://driverjs.com

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Requirements

  • PHP ^8.2
  • Laravel 10 or 11
  • Driver.js v1.3+

Installation

composer require amjadiqbal/laravel-driver-js
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=driver-js-config
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=driver-js-views

Features

  • Fluent PHP API mirroring Driver.js options and actions
  • Blade component for quick start
  • Config publishing with sensible defaults and CDN control
  • Callback wiring from PHP config to global JS functions
  • Pest tests via Orchestra Testbench
  • GitHub Actions CI and Laravel Pint code style

Usage

Fluent API

use AmjadIqbal\DriverJS\Facades\Driver;

$tour = Driver::make()
    ->allowClose(true)
    ->overlayColor('rgba(0,0,0,0.6)')
    ->addStep('#selector', 'Title', 'Description')
    ->addStep('.cta', 'Get Started', 'Click here to begin')
    ->drive();

$json = $tour->toJson();

Blade Component

<x-driver-js :steps="$steps" :config="['overlayColor' => 'rgba(0,0,0,0.6)']" />

Where $steps is an array:

$steps = [
    [
        'element' => '#selector',
        'popover' => [
            'title' => 'Title',
            'description' => 'Description',
        ],
    ],
];

Configuration

config/driver-js.php

return [
    'cdn_js' => 'https://unpkg.com/driver.js/dist/driver.min.js',
    'cdn_css' => 'https://unpkg.com/driver.js/dist/driver.min.css',
    'allowClose' => true,
    'overlayColor' => 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5)',
    'opacity' => 0.6,
];

You can override any of these values per-tour via the Blade :config prop or by constructing a builder with initial config: Driver::make(['overlayColor' => '...']).

CDN keys (cdn_js, cdn_css) are used by the Blade component to load assets and are not forwarded to the Driver constructor.

Methods Mapping

Fluent Method Driver.js Option / Action Notes
allowClose(bool) allowClose Enable closing overlay
overlayColor(string) overlayColor RGBA or HEX
opacity(float) opacity Overlay opacity
set(key, value) any config key Direct set
addStep(selector, title, description, options) defineSteps -> step Popover title/description
defineSteps(array) defineSteps Bulk steps
drive() drive Start tour
highlight(selector) highlight Highlight element
moveNext() moveNext Next step
movePrevious() movePrevious Previous step
destroy() destroy Destroy tour
onHighlighting(handler) onHighlighting callback Provide global callback name

Blade Component Props

  • steps: array of Driver.js steps (as shown above)
  • config: array of overrides; merged with config('driver-js')

Callbacks

  • Provide callback names as strings, e.g. onHighlighting('onHighlight')
  • Ensure a matching global function exists: window.onHighlight = function (element) { ... }
  • The component resolves names to window functions before initializing Driver

Step Options

  • The addStep method supports an options array to pass step-level options supported by Driver.js (e.g., popover position, padding). These are forwarded as-is to the step object.

Documentation

  • API Docs: https://driverjs.com
  • YouTube: Tutorials and walkthroughs on product tours and onboarding
  • DEV Community: Implementation guides and tips

CI & Code Style

  • Tests: GitHub Actions workflow runs Pest on supported PHP versions
  • Code Style: Laravel Pint workflow validates formatting (non-mutating with --test)
  • Local commands:
composer test
composer lint

License

MIT