Extendable CRUD controller for quick development.
composer require yadda/crud
Add the following to to the providers
section in config/app.php
Yaddabristol\Crud\CrudServiceProvider::class,
Collective\Html\HtmlServiceProvider::class,
Add the aliases to config/app.php
'Form' => Collective\Html\FormFacade::class,
'Html' => Collective\Html\HtmlFacade::class,
Publish package config
php artisan vendor:publish
Update config/crud.php
as needed
Make a controller that extends YaddaBristol\Crud\Controllers\CrudController
<?php
namespace App\Html\Controllers;
use Yaddabristol\Crud\Controllers\CrudController;
class ThingController extends CrudController
{
...
}
Make a model and corresponding database table
php artisan make:model Thing
php artisan make:migration create_thing_table --create=things
Override some properties on your controller (see below)
Override methods on the controller as needed
Maybe define some fields for automatic form creation (see below)
Make a website
CRUD is designed to let you use the full power of Laravel without having to write tedious controllers and form and list views. The basic steps for creating a new section are as follows:
Create a database table
php artisan make:migration create_things_table --create=things
Create a Model
php artisan make:model Thing
Create a Controller
php artisan make:controller ThingController
Update your controller so that it extends the CRUD controller. E.g.
<?php
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Yaddabristol\Crud\Controllers\CrudController;
class ThingController extends CrudController {
// ...
}
You'll want to override some of these things in your controller. See the source code of Controllers\CrudController
for more info.
protected $model = Thing::class;
protected $views_dir = 'thing_views';
protected $name_singular = 'Thing';
protected $name_plural = 'Things';
protected $route = 'admin';
protected $rules = [];
protected $messages = [];
protected $paginate = false;
protected $settings = [
'perpage' => 20,
'orderby' => 'id',
'order' => 'ASC'
];
protected $searchables = ['id'];
protected $group_by = 'id';
protected $has_files = false;
protected $form_fields = [];
protected $table_columns = ['id'];
To automatically generate a form add something like the following to your form.blade.php
@include('crud::partials.autoform', [
'fields' => $form_fields,
'model' => $item
])
Then populate the form_fields
attribute of your controller with an array of fields. E.g.
protected $form_fields = [
'your_field_name' => [
'type' => 'text',
'label' => 'A Text Field',
'placeholder' => 'Put some text here',
'help_text' => 'This is a field for entering text',
'required' => true
]
];
checkbox
, file
, image
, radio
, slug
, text
, textarea
, wysiwyg
. Default: 'text'
.''
.''
.false
.name_column
and value_column
.model
to use as a label.model
to use as a value. Defaults to 'id'
.The image
field type assumes the use of Laravel Stapler for attaching images to models. If you don't want to use that, you can easily override the image field type or create your own. Just copy crud/src/Views/fields/image.blade.php
to {YOUR_APP}/resources/views/fields/image.blade.php
.
To add default values in a create form, set protected $attributes = [];
on your model.
Remember to set up the fillable
attribute on your Model, otherwise it will fail with a mass assignment exception on _token
.
If you add a file/image field to a form, you'll need to set protected $has_files = true;
on your controller.
Need to add line to base-install under autoload - PSR4 when developing from the packages folder: "Yaddabristol\\Crud\\": "packages/yadda/crud/src/"
.
You'll need to require the laravelcollective/html package from your base install as you'll be developing in the packages folder and it won't automatically register it's requirements
To generate the docs use apigen:
apigen generate -s src -d docs