A static HTML/CSS/JS administration tempalte built on Spruce CSS.
This repository contains the static template for Laravel admin named Root. The template is built with Eleventy, making it easier to manage and maintain. Currently in beta, Root is expected to remain in this phase for the next two months. It is a complex admin theme that offers various views and features for easy navigation and customization.
Root is a Laravel admin template built with Eleventy. It offers a range of features including a dashboard, product management, order management, customer management, category management, and more. The template is currently in beta and is expected to be in this phase for the next two months. To install Root, clone the repository, install the dependencies, and run the development or production mode as desired. The code is licensed under the MIT license.
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