Fayozjon / Laravel-9-RBAC-Starter-with-Admin-LTE-3

Features

• Login Page
• User Management
• Role Management
• Permission Management
• Dynamic website settings
• View installed module
• File manager
• File picker

Packages

• Admin LTE 3 Template
• Laravel UI (Bootstrap)
• Laravel Auth
• Google recaptcha
• Laravel Debugbar
• Spatie
• Sweet Alert
• File Manager
• Laravel Module
• Laravel Module Generator

Requirements

• php 8
• mysql
• composer

How To Install

Clone repository

git clone https://github.com/erikwibowo/Laravel-9-RBAC-Starter-with-Admin-LTE-3.git

Change directory to directory project

cd .\Laravel-9-RBAC-Starter-with-Admin-LTE-3\

Intsall packages

composer install

Copy environment example file

cp .env.example .env

Create database 'admin_lte3'

Change some configuration in .env file from root project

DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE=admin_lte3
DB_USERNAME=root
DB_PASSWORD=

Config google recapthca key in .env

• Go to google recaptcha v2 admin console
• If you run in localhost add this domains
  

RECAPTCHA_SITE_KEY=YOUR_API_SITE_KEY
RECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY=YOUR_API_SECRET_KEY

Generate laravel key

php artisan key:generate

Create storage link

php artisan storage:link

Database migration and seed data

php artisan migrate:fresh --seed

Run in development server

php artisan serve

Login with

email : [e-mail]
password : superadmin

Modules

build a new module

php artisan module:build
type the module name (plural). example : posts, categories, sliders etc.

Enable module

php artisan module:enable {module name}

Disable module

php artisan module:disable {module name}

All module files will be generated in root/Modules/{Modulename}

To automatically update permission, go to permission page and click the reload button

Change module config

Update the module config in root/Modules/{module name}/module.json
"menus": [
    {
        "icon": "fas fa-image",
        "name": "{ModuleName}",
        "route": "route.name",
        "permission": "read {modulename}"
    }
],
"permissions": ["{module name}"]

If you need add menu in created module

Update the module config in root/Modules/{Modulename}/module.json
"menus": [
    {
        "icon": "fas fa-image",
        "name": "{Module Name}",
        "route": "route.name",
        "permission": "read {modulename}"
    },
    {
        "icon": "fas fa-images",
        "name": "{Module Name}",
        "route": "route.name",
        "permission": "read {modulename}"
    }
],
"permissions": ["{modulename}", "{modulename}"]

Then reload the permission in Permission > Reload Permission

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