README

RocketFramework for Inertia and Laravel.

Installation

composer install ianrothmann/inertia-laravel-app-service

In config/app.php (if it does not auto-configure)

Service provider

IanRothmann\InertiaApp\ServiceProviders\InertiaAppServiceProvider::class

Facades

'Rocket' =>IanRothmann\InertiaApp\Facades\InertiaApp::class

Publish the config

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="IanRothmann\InertiaApp\ServiceProviders\InertiaAppServiceProvider"  --tag="config"

Configuration

In the boot method of AppServiceProvider.php:

InertiaApp::register()->resolveMenuItemRightsWith(function($code){
            //The code that is required to resolve a menu right
            return Auth::check() && Auth::user()->hasRight($code);
        });

Menus

Menus can be specified in middleware, but can also be modified in any controller before passing the view.

Usage

You can give the menu a name, for instance "main", and then chain the items. The icon is optional. If you need a custom item, you can use ->custom

 $group=InertiaApp::menuGroup('Sub-menu','mdi-account')
            ->route('Page 1','pages.page1',[],'mdi-phone')
            ->link('Google','http://google.com','mdi-link');

        InertiaApp::menu('main')
            ->route('Item 1','pages.spec',[1,2],'mdi-home')
            ->route('Item 2','pages.spec',[2,1],'mdi-phone','test')
            ->route('Item 3','pages.spec',[9,8],'mdi-phone')
            ->group($group)
            ->link('Google','http://google.com');

Prepending

Sometimes one would like to prepend items (especially when modifying middleware defined menus from the controller. All item functions can start with prepend to prepend.

$group=InertiaApp::menuGroup(Auth::user()->name,'mdi-account')
            ->route('Update profile','pages.user.profile',[],'mdi-account-card-details-outline')
            ->route('Change password','pages.user.changepassword',[],'mdi-key-variant');

        InertiaApp::menu('main')
            ->prependGroup($group); //or prependRoute, prependCustom etc.

Helpers

For brevity, we registered iview() which is the same as Inertia::render(). You can also use page_title('Page title here',$addTobreadcrumbs=true) to set the page title and breadcrumbs.

Front-end

Docs coming soon

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