bpocallaghan / laravel-admin-starter

A Laravel Admin Starter project with Page Builder, Roles, Impersonation, Analytics, Blog, News, Banners, FAQ, Testimonials and more
http://bpocallaghan.co.za
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What are the main differences between this and titan #64

Open ugintl opened 2 years ago

ugintl commented 2 years ago

What are the main differences between this starter and titan starter?

bpocallaghan commented 2 years ago

Hi @ugintl Personally I would use titan starter

I explored the idea to have all the 'package code' hidden in the vendor under titan and then you can run a command to copy it to your project files if you wish to customize something (add a field to a table, etc)

It worked great but the maintenance outweighed the benefit in my opinion (my use cases) so I then setup a fresh copy of it on titan starter.

Now I just download that and delete the files I do not need anymore.

I must admit - it is a bit confusing atm as I stopped using it for the last year - (but one of my close friends still use it for her day to day work)

However I did start a personal project recently using the titan-starter-website and then I just manually deleted the components I do not need anymore.

Honestly it is in my list to clean it up this year, but you know how it goes :)

Please feel free to shout if you have any questions or issues. Thanks

ugintl commented 2 years ago

@bpocallaghan Thanks. I understand. Interesting. If I want to delete a component or add a new component, How I will do it? Please give an example. This is going to be exciting.

bpocallaghan commented 2 years ago

Hi @ugintl Mmm, Lets assume you want to add a car resource. I am ignoring the relationships, etc - just a quick overview. Please shout if you need me to go into more detail.

You want to generate the migration, model, controller, views and then update the routes file. Once you did that - you can add the navigation in the navigations table - You can use this command https://github.com/bpocallaghan/generators#resource

The same goes for when deleting something - its the migration, model, controller, views and then update the routes file.

I think the easiest might be to follow the banners resource and then maybe the articles. It should give you a good insight on how it all works. Please shout if you get stuck. Thanks