This is our internal boilerplate for Laravel projects, it should hopefully reduce the time it takes for you to setup a project & also improve code standards across the board.
The Langley Foxall Laravel Boilerplate can be easily installed using Composer. Just run the following command and it will create a new directory for your project.
composer create-project langleyfoxall/laravel-boilerplateThe boilerplate and all its dependencies will be automatically downloaded.
The table below illustrates the planned features and the currently implemented features.
| Feature | Implemented | Desc |
|---|---|---|
| Log Viewer | ✅ | Easily viewing logs |
| React | ✅ | Frontend framework |
| ESLint | ✅ | Coding standards |
| Ziggy | ✅ | Use named routes in your js |
| JWT Auth | ✅ | JWT API authorization |
| Jest | ✅ | JS testing framework |
| Enzyme | ✅ | Utilities for testing React |
| Travis | ✅ | Continuous integration |
| Dusk | ✅ | Browser testing for Laravel (blade) |
| Laravel Debug Bar | ✅ | Help debugger |
- Be careful when using Jest & Dusk, they should not be used in tandem, use Jest & Enzyme for React rendered apps & Dusk for Blade rendered apps.
- When using Ziggy, ensure you add
@routesbefore you include your application's bundle. - JWTAuth is using the latest release candidate & not
0.5.*. Therefore make sure you use this link when referring to the docs. http://jwt-auth.readthedocs.io/en/develop/ - Travis (
.travis.yml) may need some modifications based on your setup.