Laraman is a Laravel based administration panel.
Laraman provides a quick user interface for reviewing and managing data stored in your database.
Laraman is really good at the index route, searching, filtering and pagination. It leaves the create, update and delete to the application.
Require this package with composer:
composer require christhompsontldr/laraman
After updating composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php
Christhompsontldr\Laraman\ServiceProvider::class,
Copy the config/laraman.php file from the packge to your applications config directory.
Laraman utilizes the resource method in routes to build all the required routes.
In routes/web.php add"
Laraman::resource('users');
Laraman will now look for a app/Http/Controllers/Manage/UserController.php.
The namespace of the Laraman controllers can be changed in the config/laraman.php file. Manage is the default namespace.
Include the Laraman trait on your model
use Christhompsontldr\Laraman\Traits\LaramanModel;
and then use it
use LaramanModel;
Laraman utilizes something we call formatters. We have included a few default formatters, but you are welcome to write your own. Review the Christhompsontldr\Laraman\Traits\LaramanModel class for examples.
Think of these as post-accessors. This allows Laraman to manipulate model data after the application's accessors have been applied.
Example of using the date formatter
public function __configure()
{
$this->columns = [
[
'field' => 'created_at',
'display' => 'Created',
'formatter' => 'datetime',
'options' => [
'format' => 'F j, Y g:ia',
]
],
Include the Laraman trait on your controller
use Christhompsontldr\Laraman\Traits\LaramanController;
and then use it
use LaramanController;
Laraman expects your controller to have a __configure() method where a few things are configured.
public function __configure()
{
$this->columns = [
[
'field' => 'id',
],
[
'field' => 'name',
],
[
'field' => 'email',
],
[
'field' => 'organization.name',
'display' => 'Organization',
],
];
$this->buttons = [
config('laraman.view.hintpath') . '::buttons.view',
];
}
This example will build an index route with a table with 4 columns and 1 button.
If the model name you want to use doesn't make the naming convention you used for your controller, it can be set with the model attribute
public function __configure()
{
$this->model = \App\Mail::class;
Need to load views from another path, use the viewPath attribute
public function __configure()
{
$this->viewPath = config('laraman.view.hintpath') . '::mail';
The route where laraman lives for this controller can be changed
public function __configure()
{
$this->routePath = config('laraman.route.prefix') . '.mail';
You can enable model level searches with the searchEnabled attribute
public function __configure()
{
$this->searchEnabled = true;
Your model will need to have implemented a search() method. This is commonly found in the Laravel Scout library or the Algolia Search for Laravel library.
The only required array key for a column is the field. This will be the database column name you want to display.
display will change the name displayed to the user in the top of the table.
The dot notation can be used to reach related model data.
public function __configure()
{
$this->columns = [
[
'field' => 'id',
],
[
'field' => 'name',
],
[
'field' => 'email',
],
[
'field' => 'organization.name',
'display' => 'Organization',
],
];
organization.name will load the name from the related organization.
If you need to use a custom blade for a field, define it like this
public function __configure()
{
$this->columns = [
[
'field' => 'braintree_customer_id',
'display' => 'Braintree Customer',
'options' => [
'blade' => config('laraman.view.hintpath') . '::fields.memberships.customer'
]
],
Laraman can utilize filters defined on the model
public function __configure()
{
$this->filters = [
[
'field' => 'event',
'display' => 'Event',
'type' => 'select',
'values' => [
'send' => 'send',
'hard_bounce' => 'hard bounce',
'open' => 'open',
'soft_bounce' => 'soft bounce',
'deferral' => 'clickdeferral',
'delivered' => 'delivered',
'reject' => 'reject',
'spam' => 'spam',
]
],
];
If the model has a filterEvent defined, it will be utilized
public function filterEvent($builder, $val)
{
return $builder->{$val}();
}
Could be used to apply model scopes like scopeSend() and scopeOpen().
Action buttons can be added with the buttons attribute
public function __configure()
{
$this->buttons = [
'laraman::buttons.braintree-transaction',
'laraman::buttons.receipt',
];
If you need to scope the model being used, define a scope method in your controller
class TrialController extends Controller
{
use LaramanController;
public function scope($builder)
{
// only show trials
return $builder->trial();
}
Have extra data to pass from the controller to the view, use extras
class TrialController extends Controller
{
use LaramanController;
public function __configure()
{
$this->columns = [
[
'field' => 'created_at',
'display' => 'Created',
'formatter' => 'datetime',
'options' => [
'format' => 'F j, Y g:ia',
]
]
];
// active trials
$this->extras['active'] = Membership::trial()->active()->count();
// by day
$this->extras['byday'] = [];
foreach (range(0, 30) as $day) {
$date = Carbon::now()->subDays($day)->format('Y-m-d');
$this->extras['byday'][$date] = Membership::trial()->active()->whereDate('created_at', $date)->count();
}
}
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