Laravel Cms Starter

Overview

CMS-laravel-starter is a modular CMS starter application built with Laravel 10.x. It is a simple starter CMS that provides commonly needed features such as user authentication, user and role management, dynamic menu system, language switcher, and more. It is modular, allowing users to build their own modules and use them in any Laravel Starter based projects.

Features

• User authentication
• User profile with avatar
• Role-permissions for users
• Dynamic menu system
• Language switcher
• Localization enabled across the project
• Backend theme with Bootstrap 5 and CoreUI
• Frontend theme with Tailwind and Fontawesome 6
• Modules for pages, articles, posts, categories, tags, comments, and more
• WYSIWYG editor
• File browser
• Application settings
• External libraries including Bootstrap 5, Fontawesome 6, CoreUI, Tailwind, Datatables, Select2, Date Time Picker
• Backup functionality to create zip files of source code, files, and database
• Log viewer
• Notification system
• Dashboard and details view

Web UI Installation

1. Clone or download the repository.
2. Go to the project directory and run composer install.
3. Visit http://your-site.domain/install in your web browser.
4. Follow the setup wizard to check server requirements, set database information, migrate the database, and seed the tables.

Classic Installation

1. Clone or download the repository.
2. Go to the project directory and run composer install.
3. Create a .env file by copying the .env.example file.
4. Update the database name and credentials in the .env file.
5. Generate an application key by running the command php artisan key:generate.
6. Run the command php artisan migrate --seed to migrate the database and seed the tables.
7. Create a symbolic link for the storage directory by running the command php artisan storage:link.
8. You may create a virtualhost entry to access the application or run php artisan serve from the project root and visit http://127.0.0.1:8000.

Docker and Laravel Sail

1. Clone or download the repository.
2. Go to the project directory and run composer install.
3. Create a .env file by copying the .env-sail file.
4. Update the database name and credentials in the .env file.
5. Follow the Docker and Sail documentation to set up and run the project using Docker.

Summary

CMS-laravel-starter is a modular CMS starter application built with Laravel 10.x. It provides commonly needed features for a CMS including user authentication, user and role management, dynamic menus, localization, and more. It offers installation options through a web UI, classic installation steps, and Docker integration. With its modular structure, users can build their own modules and extend the functionality of the base CMS.