php arxmin

arx/arxmin

Arxmin is an universal admin management system for an Arx project

Arxmin (alpha) - Simple Admin package for Laravel Project

, _(*1)

Arxmin is a simple Admin package for Laravel. It consist of some wrapped packages and helpers to help you to build an awesome admin for your Laravel project., _(*2)

It includes :, _(*3)

• Admin LTE + starter template
• ModuleController Helpers
• Pingpong Modules
• Rapyd Zofe
• Nested Baum

Composer

To install Arxmin as a Composer package to be used with Laravel 5, simply run:, _(*4)

composer require "arx/arxmin: 5.*"

Once it's installed, you can register the service provider in config/app.php in the providers array:, _(*5)

'providers' => [
    'Arxmin\ArxminServiceProvider',
]

Then publish Arxmin's assets with php artisan vendor:publish., _(*6)

After that, you need to go run :, _(*7)

php artisan arxmin:install

Documentation

The documentation is available at www.arx.io., _(*8)

Philosophy

The Arxmin package is totally agnostic. It means that everything is separated as a module so you download only that you really needs in your Laravel Project and in Your Admin., _(*9)

The package consist of some helpers your admin but you are free to manage your User management, Blog and Data management as you want., _(*10)

Please go to Modules Tab and begin to build or explore something amazing !, _(*11)

How to create/load a module ?

To create a module, you can run in your terminal :, _(*12)

php artisan module:make your_module

Then after that you will see a modules/$$your_module$$ folder with a start.php at the begining., _(*13)

How to add your module in the Arxmin ?

To add your module inside the admin interface., _(*14)

1. You need to register the menu in your start.php file.

Example :, _(*15)

In start.php, _(*16)

Arxmin::registerMenu(array(
    'name' => 'Dashboard', # Name of your Dashboard
    'ref' => 'dashboard', # absolute ref of your module
    'type' => 'module', # type of element (by default module)
    'ico' => 'fa-home', # font-awesome icon to use
    'link' => url('/arxmin/modules/dashboard'), # the absolute module path
    'position' => 0, # the wanted position in the Admin
));

1. In your controller who handle your link url. You need to extend the Arxmin\ModuleController.

Example :, _(*17)

use Arxmin\ModuleController;

class DashboardController extends ModuleController {
    public function anyIndex()
    {
        $title = __("Dashboard example");

        $description = __("This dashboard can be customised in /modules/Dashboard");

        return $this->viewMake('dashboard::index', get_defined_vars());
    }
}

1. In your view, you need to extend arxmin::layouts.admin.

Example, _(*18)

@extends('arxmin::layouts.admin')

@section('content')
    ENTER YOUR CUSTOM CONTENT
@stop

• Please look at the Arxmin documentation for available section.

For more information, please go to (http://www.arx.io), _(*19)