romtokarev/laravel-easy-admin

A simple admin panel for Laravel projects.

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Last update: 2024-05-08 12:14:42 UTC


README

This project fixed fork from https://github.com/devs-ryan/laravel-easy-admin

~ A simple admin panel for Laravel projects.

YouTube Demo / Tutorial



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Built For Laravel Version License Requires

What is Laravel Easy Admin

  • To Be Determined.

Installation

  • composer require devs_ryan/laravel-easy-admin
  • php artisan vendor:publish --tag=public --force
  • php artisan migrate (Your app is assumed to have a users table at this point)
  • Access from http(s)://your-project-url.com/easy-admin

Usage

Setting env variables

The following optional URL variables can be set in the Laravel .env file:

  • APP_URL (provides a link back to your app on the login page nav bar)
  • EASY_ADMIN_APP_NAME (Change the name shown in the top left of the Easy Admin nav bar)
  • EASY_ADMIN_SUPPORT_EMAIL (Provide a help email address to your Easy Admin users)
  • EASY_ADMIN_DEFAULT_NAMESPACE (Set true to user namespace App\Models)
  • EASY_ADMIN_DEFAULT_PASSWORD (This password will be set for any fields matching password during seed generation. Default is secret)
  • EASY_ADMIN_BASE_URL (Change the base URL for your admin area. Default is `easy-admin)

Creating an Easy Admin user

  • php artisan easy-admin:create-user
  • Follow the prompts to create a new user account with Easy Admin access

Remove a user from the database

  • php artisan easy-admin:remove-user
  • Follow the prompts to remove a user from the database

Grant an existing user Easy Admin Access

  • php artisan easy-admin:user
  • Enter a user_id or email to grant access

Remove an existing user from Easy Admin Access

  • php artisan easy-admin:user --remove
  • Enter a user_id or email to remove access

Add a model resource to Easy Admin

After running this command a CRUD resource will be added to the Easy Admin UI for the model specified.

  • php artisan easy-admin:add-model
  • Follow the prompts for namespace E.G. "App" and model name E.G. "User"
  • This will generate a new file in the base projects app/EasyAdmin directory, where you can comment out any functionality you do not wish to provide to the Easy Admin UI

Remove a model resource from Easy Admin

  • php artisan easy-admin:remove-model
  • Follow the prompts for namespace E.G. "App" and model name E.G. "User"
  • This will remove the model from showing in the UI and delete the app/EasyAdmin file for it as well

Refresh a model resource in Easy Admin

  • php artisan easy-admin:refresh-model
  • Follow the prompts for namespace E.G. "App" and model name E.G. "User"
  • This will reload the public file in the app/EasyAdmin directory to the default and load/remove any fields that have changed in the model

Add all model resources to Easy Admin

Add all models within a given namespace to Easy Admin

Reset Easy Admin

In case you would like to return Easy Admin to the original state, use the command below.

  • php artisan easy-admin:reset

List Image Sizes

Lists the supported image sizes that are generated when uploading an image file.

  • php artisan easy-admin:image-sizes

Get Image Helper

Used to retrieve an image that was created using Easy Admin (see size options using command above)

  • easyImg($model_name, $field_name, $file_name, $size = 'original')

Get Image Details Helper

Used to retrieve an image that was created using Easy Admin (with full image details, does not work with general storage)

  • easyImgDetails($model_name, $field_name, $file_name)
  • Note: $field_name argument can be set to null or general_storage for WYSIWYG related images

Get File Helper

Used to retrieve a file that was created using Easy Admin

  • easyFile($model_name, $field_name, $file_name)

Safe Text Helper

Used to strip any HTML away from text for wysiwyg fields

  • easySafeText($blog_post->content)

Limitations

This admin panel assumes that you follow the standard Laravel naming conventions for models and database tables. If you create migrations/models using php artisan make:model {ModelName} -m it should work, otherwise it may not.

The users table is expected to contain some fields that ship with the Laravel base install, such as email and password.

All model resources must contain and id attribute in their database table for the routing to function.

Licence

Laravel Easy Admin is open-sourced software licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0.