dipeshsukhia/laraveladmin

Package for creating an adminpanel in Laravel

dev-main 2026-07-17 07:25 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.3
• intervention/image-laravel: ^4.0
• laravel/framework: ^13.0
• spatie/laravel-html: ^3.13
• yajra/laravel-datatables-oracle: ^13.0

Requires (Dev)

• orchestra/testbench: ^11.0
• phpunit/phpunit: ^12.0

MIT

• Dipesh Sukhia

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-07-17 07:26 UTC

README

Version 1.0.0

LaravelAdmin is a package for rapidly building an admin panel in Laravel. From a fresh Laravel application it scaffolds authentication, a role-based admin area, a visual menu manager and a full CRUD generator, so you can create managed resources (migration, model, form request, controller and views) without writing boilerplate by hand.

Package name: dipeshsukhia/laraveladmin

Features

• CRUD generator - build a complete resource (migration, Eloquent model, form request, controller and Blade views) from the admin UI, powered by the builders in src/Builders/ (Migration, Model, Request, Controller, Views).
• Visual menu management - create parent, CRUD and custom menu items and reorder them via drag-and-drop (LaravelAdminMenuController).
• Roles and permissions - per-role access to menus and CRUD, enforced through the role middleware alias (src/Middleware/HasPermissions.php).
• User activity logging - login/logout events and CRUD actions are recorded (src/Listeners/LogAuthActivity.php, UserActionsController) and browsable under admin/actions.
• Publishable and customizable - all Blade views, controllers, front-end assets and translations can be published and edited to fit your project.

Requirements

• PHP 8.3+
• Laravel 13.x
• Composer
• A supported database (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server)
• A fresh Laravel application - the installer publishes and overwrites App\Models\User, so it is not suitable for an existing project.

Dependencies

Installed automatically with the package:

• spatie/laravel-html ^3.13 - form and HTML builder
• intervention/image-laravel ^4.0 - image handling for photo fields
• yajra/laravel-datatables-oracle ^13.0 - server-side datatables

Development only:

• orchestra/testbench ^11.0
• phpunit/phpunit ^12.0

Installation (from zero)

Follow these steps on a brand-new Laravel project.

1. Create and enter a fresh Laravel application:

composer create-project laravel/laravel my-admin
cd my-admin

1. Configure your database credentials in .env.

2. Require the package. The service provider is registered automatically via package auto-discovery, and the role middleware alias is registered for you:

composer require dipeshsukhia/laraveladmin

1. Run the installer and answer the prompts (administrator name, email and password):

php artisan laraveladmin:install

This copies the package migrations and the App\Models\User model, runs php artisan migrate, seeds the default Administrator and User roles and the initial menu items, and force-publishes the package assets, views and controllers (publish tag laraveladmin).

1. Only if you use photo/image fields, publish the Intervention Image config:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Intervention\Image\Laravel\ServiceProvider"

1. Visit http://yourdomain/admin and log in with the administrator account you created in step 4.

Configuration

Configuration lives in config/laraveladmin.php after publishing (defaults in src/Config/laraveladmin.php):

• date_format - PHP date format used when storing dates (default Y-m-d).
• date_format_jquery - matching jQuery datepicker format (default yy-mm-dd).
• time_format - PHP time format (default H:i:s).
• time_format_jquery - matching jQuery timepicker format (default HH:mm:ss).
• route - URL prefix for the admin panel (default admin).
• homeRoute - route name used as the admin home (default admin).
• homeAction - optional controller action for the home route; when unset, the package's default controller is used.
• defaultRole - role id granted access to users and CRUD by default (default 1).
• standaloneRoutes - when true, the package does not register its routes and you must copy them into your app yourself (see Routing below).
• userModel - the User model used for the activity-log relationship (default \App\Models\User::class).

What gets published

The installer (and php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laraveladmin) publishes:

• Config to config/laraveladmin.php
• Views to resources/views/admin, resources/views/auth, resources/views/emails
• Translations to lang/vendor/laraveladmin
• Front-end assets to public/laraveladmin
• Auth and CRUD controllers to app/Http/Controllers (including Auth/ and a Traits/FileUploadTrait)
• The App\Models\Role model

Usage

After logging in as the administrator:

1. Open Menus to create a new item:
   • CRUD - define fields and LaravelAdmin generates the migration, model, form request, controller and views, then registers the resource route.
   • Parent - a grouping item for nesting other menus.
   • Custom - link to your own controller/route.
2. Assign roles to menus to control which users can access each resource.
3. Manage users and roles from their respective sections.
4. Review login/logout and CRUD activity under admin/actions.

Routing

By default the admin routes are auto-registered under the route prefix (admin). If you set laraveladmin.standaloneRoutes to true, copy vendor/dipeshsukhia/laraveladmin/src/routes/laraveladmin.php into your own application and register it yourself.

Testing

The package ships with Testbench-based smoke tests:

composer install
vendor/bin/phpunit

Changelog

v1.0.0

• First release under the dipeshsukhia/laraveladmin brand.
• Laravel 13.x and PHP 8.3+ support.
• Modernized dependencies: spatie/laravel-html, intervention/image-laravel v4, and yajra/laravel-datatables-oracle v13.
• Auto-discovered service provider and role middleware, anonymous-class migrations, and App\Models namespacing for generated code.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see the License File for more information.