README

Installation

Prerequisites

Already have your database configured in your .env file.
You have already set your APP_KEY (you will be asked if you would like to do this as part of the installation if you haven't already set one).

Installation with Composer

composer require mykemeynell/infinity
Include the Infinity service provider in your config/app.php config

'providers' => [
    // ...
    
    \Infinity\InfinityServiceProvider::class,
    
    // ...    
]

In config/auth.php change the providers > user > model key to \Infinity\Models\Users\User::class.
Run php artisan infinity:install to install Infinity.

Configuration

Load Infinity Routes Differently

Infinity's routes are loaded by default without further configuration as part of the Infinity Service Provider. However, if you would like to change the point at which the routes are loaded in, you can do so by adding \Infinity\Facades\Infinity::routes(); to your routes file. This will also prevent the service provider from loading them automatically.

This is useful if, for example; you have a generic Route::get('{slug}', ...) route defined - and you need to load Infinity routes beforehand, so they're not captured by this 'catchall'

Environment Variables

You can read more about environment configuration options here.

Creating Resources

php artisan infinity:make:resource <name>

A new resource class will be created under app/Infinity/<name>.php - here you can modify how the resource is displayed and how particular aspects are handled within Infinity.

Cards

Cards are small snippet views of data that are rendered on the dashboard. To create a new card run:

php artisan infinity:make:card <name>

You will need to tell the card which view to render by specifying the view name in the view(): string method. This view will be rendered in the cards content area, so there is no need to create the card title.

To change the title displayed in the card header area, specify the following property with a value.

public static string $title = 'My Card';

If you only want your card to be shown to specific groups, you can use the group property.

public static array $groups = ['admin'];

Resource Options

Basic Resource Configuration

public static string $model;

Set the model that relates to the resource using the fully qualified namespace.

public static bool $displayInNavigation = true;

Whether the resource object should be displayed in the sidebar (Default: true).

public static string $icon;

Configure the icon of the resource, this can be a single FontAwesome icon, or a FREE/PRO alternative if a PRO licence is configured. (Default: 'fas fa-infinity / fad fa-infinity')

public static ?string $controller;

The fully qualified namespace of the resource's controller.

If this is set, then it will be returned without further tests.

Otherwise, a class with the name <Resource>Controller will be tested in the App\Http\Controllers namespace. If such a class exists, then that class will be used for this resource, otherwise a fallback of \Infinity\Http\Controllers\InfinityBaseController::class will be used.

Fields

To set the fields that are used for a resource you can modify the Resource::fields() method to return an array of the fields that you would like outputted. The fields are output in the order they are specified.

Field Types

For available field methods, see Field Methods.

Field Methods

View Data

Attributes

If you wish to pass custom attributes through to a rendered view - you should do so using the attributes key.

[
    'attributes' => [
        'class' => 'text-blue-300 text-xs'
    ]   
]

Conditional View Data

Specify conditional view attributes using the conditional array key. Any conditions that are evaluated to true will be merged with the attribute with the same key from attributes in Attributes.

[
    'conditional' => [
        'class' => [
            'column_name:column_value' => 'applied_classes',    
            'column_name:another_value' => 'alternative_classes',
        ]    
    ]
]

Resource Configuration Methods

`fields(): array`

Fields that are shown on the resource.index route - these are used as table columns.

For information on possible field types, see Field Types.

public function fields(): array
{
    return [
        ID::make()->hidden(),
        Text::make('name'),
        Text::make('email'),
    ];
}

`formFields(): array`

The configuration of this method is the same as fields(): array, but these fields are displayed when viewing resource routes that output forms.

If nothing is specified here, or the method is omitted then fields() is used instead.

public function formFields(): array
{
    return array_merge_recursive($this->fields(), [
        Password::make('password'),
    ]);
}

`excludedActions(): array`

Methods that should be excluded from a resource - for example if you want to remove the ability to view a single instance of a resource, you can specify the ViewAction::class action. This will also prevent the resource.show resource route from being registered too.

public function excludedActions(): array
{
    return [\Infinity\Actions\ViewAction::class];
}

`additionalRoutes(): array`

If you wish to add additional routes to a resource, then you can do so using the additionalRoutes method. This should return an array with values of \Infinity\Resources\Routes\AdditionalRoute::class.

public function additionalRoutes(): array
{
    return [
        AdditionalRoute::make('me')->setAction('showProfile')
    ];
}

Additional Route Methods

`additionalGates(): array`

Gates that can be added at a resource level. These can then be registered when Infinity is in development mode by using the infinity:debug:flush-permissions artisan command.

public function additionalGates(): array
{
    return ['viewProfile'];
}

Artisan Commands

Using FontAwesome PRO

If you'd like to use FontAwesome PRO, you can use the following keys in your .env file - by default FontAwesome FREE is used.

If no Integrity is set then an exception is thrown.

FONTAWESOME_LICENCE=
FONTAWESOME_SRC=
FONTAWESOME_INTEGRITY=