@tnatanael, I thaught the same, untill I manually added a `is_superuser` column to my users-table (type `int` with length 1). This isn't done by migrations.

[zachary]

Still doesn't work, no admin route shown.

@tnatanael, I thaught the same, untill I manually added a is_superuser column to my users-table (type int with length 1). This isn't done by migrations. I tried the php artisan panel:add [user_id] command but this didn't work for me, so I manually changed the is_superuser to value 1, then /admin works.

Steps from scratch:

1. composer global require laravel/installer
2. laravel new [project-folder-name] --jet
3. cd [project-folder-name]
4. composer require rezaamini-ir/laravel-easypanel
5. php artisan panel:install
6. Create database + user and update credentials in .env
7. php artisan migrate
8. npm install && npm run dev
9. Register a new user using /register
10. Manually add an is_superuser-column to your users-table and set value to '1' for your user.
11. Go to /admin and see if it works.
12. Bonus: update config/easy_panel.php and set todo to true

Originally posted by @J87NL in https://github.com/rezaamini-ir/laravel-easypanel/issues/4#issuecomment-782829132

[reziamini]

Is there any admin panel route when you execute route:list command?