pep / dashboard
Requires
- php: >=5.4
- laravel/framework: 4.*
- ollieread/multiauth: 3.*
Requires (Dev)
- mockery/mockery: 0.9.*
README
Laravel 4 plugin to generate dashboards for models that are communicating with a MongoDB instance.
Installation
To install with composer type:
composer require pep/dashboard
Add the following to your Laravel Providers array in app/config/app.php:
'Pep\Dashboard\DashboardServiceProvider',
Publish the package it's content with:
php artisan config:publish pep/dashboard
And publish its assets with:
php artisan asset:publish pep/dashboard
To create your first admin user type:
php artisan dashboard_user:create
And create your first users by answering the questions.
Configuration
In the package config, you will now find 3 files. I'll start with the most important one models.php.
models.php
Within this configuration you can define different models, like so:
'optins' => [
'model' => 'Models\\OptIn',
'name' => 'OptIn',
'fields' => ['email', 'locale', 'country', 'url', 'created_at'],
'stats' => [
'count',
],
],
Now this model will popup in the dashboard of every user that has the rights to view that page.
You can also define actions for every entry, like so:
'actions' => [
'show' => 'dashboard.actions.show',
'hide' => 'dashboard.actions.hide',
'remove' => 'dashboard.actions.remove',
],
As you can see the value of the key is what you would put in a View::make command. The view will be provided with the current model as $model.
dasboard.php
In dashboard.php you can find three keys, logo, title and prefix. The logo must be a url to the logo image, and this will be put in the top left corner of your dashboard. The title is the title of the dashboard and the prefix is the url prefix of the dashboard.
validation.php
Customizable validation messages, defaults to the default Laravel 4 validation messages.