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Despark's igniCMS

igniCMS is an administrative interface builder for Laravel 5.1

Prerequisites

  • nodejs >= 4.0
  • npm
  • bower
  • gulp
  • composer

Installation

  1. Require this package in your composer.json and run composer update:
"require": {
   "php": ">=5.5.9",
   "laravel/framework": "5.1.*",
   "despark/ignicms": "^1.0.0"
},

Or composer require despark/cms

  1. After composer update, insert service provider Despark\Providers\AdminServiceProvider::class, before the application service providers to the config/app.php

Example

 ...
 /*
  * Despark CMS Service Provider
  */
   Despark\Cms\Providers\AdminServiceProvider::class,

 /*
  * Application Service Providers...
  */
   App\Providers\AppServiceProvider::class,
 ...
  1. Run this command in the terminal (it'll set all necessary resources to use the CMS. To complete this step you should have composer, npm & bower, installed globally):
  php artisan admin:install
  1. Run the database seeder to populate the database with default user, permissions and roles:
  php artisan db:seed --class=DesparkDatabaseSeeder
  1. All done! Now go to the <your_site_url>/admin and use default credentials [email protected] / Despark1234

Additional commands

  • Use the command php artisan admin:resource to create all necessary files for manipulating resources. You should specify the resource name (in title case).

    Example

      php artisan admin:resource "Blog Post"
    
  • The command php artisan admin:update will update composer dependencies, it'll clear the autoload and it'll run any new migrations.

  • You can run php artisan admin:prod on your production server, after deploy. It will install all dependencies according to your composer.lock file, run new migrations and optimize the autoload.

Copyright and License

Despark CMS was written by Despark for the Laravel framework and is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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