README

Table of Contents

• Features
  • Security and Testing
  • Quality of Life
  • Design
• Default User
• Included Packages
• Installation
  • CLI Installation

Features

Security and Testing

• PESTPHP: Preconfigured with test cases for streamlined testing. (Learn more)
• Strict mode enabled via Should Be Strict:
  • Prevents lazy loading (N+1 queries).
  • Guards against discarding or accessing missing attributes.
• Production safeguards: Prevents destructive commands in production. (Learn more)
• Architectural testing with Archtest.
• Static analysis using PHPStan.
• Debugging with Laravel Debugbar.

Quality of Life

• Custom login page autofills email and password with seeded data for quicker testing.
• Built-in password generator action on the user profile and user resource pages.
• Enhanced global search includes email addresses for better discoverability.
• Auto-translatable component labels.
• composer review: A single command to run Pint, PHPStan, and PEST.
• Helper functions available through a dedicated helper file.
• Custom php artisan make:filament-action command for generating Filament actions.

Design

• Filament Panel's primary color is preset to blue.
• Single Page Application (SPA) mode enabled by default.
• Global search keybinding set to CTRL + K or CMD + K.
• A ready-to-use FilamentPHP custom theme, including a sidebar separator.
• Enhanced profile page with a built-in password generator.

Default User

A default user is seeded with the following credentials, pre-filled on the login page for quick access:

DEFAULT_USER_NAME="John Doe"
DEFAULT_USER_EMAIL="admin@example.com"
DEFAULT_USER_PASSWORD="password"

Installation

Using the Template

• Create a repository using the Larament template.
• Clone your repository to your local machine. Navigate to the project directory and run the following commands:

composer install
npm install && npm run build
cp .env.example .env
php artisan key:generate
php artisan migrate
php artisan db:seed

CLI Installation

Alternatively, you can use the following command to create a new project with Larament:

composer create-project --prefer-dist joinapi/laravel example-app

Create a Terminal Alias

For easier usage in future projects, create an alias in your terminal:

alias joinapp="composer create-project --prefer-dist joinapi/laravel"

Now, you can create a new project with a simple command:

joinapp my-cool-app