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Webcore Platform

Single Platform can be used for Admin Panel or Web CMS (built according to your needs)

Documentation in https://dandisy.github.io

1. Webcore

Installation

Copy, paste and hit the Enter key in console line by line

  • Using Git

      git clone https://github.com/dandisy/webcore.git
    
      cd webcore
    
      composer install
    
      cp .env.example .env
    

Make sure your server, create "webcore" database, edit .env using your favorite editor, for example using nano editor, run this in console

sudo nano .env

then

php artisan key:generate
  • Using Composer

      composer create-project dandisy/webcore {your-project-name}
    
      cd {your-project-name}
    

then

php artisan migrate --seed

php artisan storage:link

now get it all on your favorite browser

http://localhost/webcore/public

and

http://localhost/webcore/public/admin

The default users are

- superadminstrator@app.com
- administrator@app.com
- user@app.com

with default password is password

--OPTIONAL--

if you want to activate oauth,

edit the uri oauth in vue files in resources/assets/js/components/passport

php artisan passport:keys

npm install

npm run dev

then you can access oauth admin panel to manage your oauth client in

http://localhost/webcore/public/oauth-admin

Usage

  • As an Admin Panel (with no public site in frontend)

run these artisan commands in your console

if you have schema model file, change YourModel to the name of model to be generate

php artisan generate:api_scaffold YourModel --fieldsFile=YourModel.json --datatables=true

or if you want to specify field interactively in console

php artisan generate:api_scaffold YourModel --datatables=true
  • As Web CMS :

Concept

Admin Page - UI Component - Front Page
  1. Backend Page (Admin)

    Scope of Admin Page :
    provide content management, presentation management, asset management and configuration

  2. UI Component (just a part of page)

    Scope of UI Component (widget) :
    provide reusable part of UI (widget) to be used in template of page (with layout positions), (*and provide tracking of user interaction for personalization)

    Scope of Page :
    layouting and styling UI Component globaly as a Page by incorporating a template

  3. Frontend Page

    Scope of Front Page :
    provide User Experience with content personalization

run these artisan commands in your console

php artisan generate:api_scaffold Page --fieldsFile=Page.json --datatables=true --prefix=admin --logs

php artisan generate:api_scaffold Post --fieldsFile=Post.json --datatables=true --prefix=admin --logs

then run

composer require dandisy/webcore-page:dev-master

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Webcore\Page\PageServiceProvider" --tag=config

if you want Webcore Front Page System themes & components sample code

download it in https://github.com/dandisy/themes (please don't clone!)

then extract to your project root directory

see https://github.com/dandisy/webcore-page for more info

then

composer require dandisy/webcore-menu:dev-master

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Harimayco\Menu\MenuServiceProvider"

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Webcore\Menu\MenuServiceProvider" --tag=models

php artisan migrate

see https://github.com/dandisy/webcore-menu for more info

for tidiness, you can arrange Admin Page side menu in resources/views/layouts/menu.blade.php

Ready to Use

If you still confused with above usage instruction you can explore your self and try to install ready to use webcore sample as website cms

download it in https://github.com/dandisy/webcore-sample

or for better user experience CMS structure, with https://github.com/dandisy/elogui or https://github.com/dandisy/webcore-presentation

download it in https://github.com/dandisy/webcore-cms

Features

  1. Admin Template

    AdminLTE

  2. File Manager

    File Manager

  3. Menu Manager

    Menu Manager

  4. Image Manipulation

    to manipulate the image use

     http://localhost/webcore/public/img/{path}?{param=value}
    

    default {path} is configured relative to public_path, see .env for FILESYSTEM_DRIVER and config/filesystems.php

    refer to the Glide documentation in http://glide.thephpleague.com for manual guide

  5. Laravel Generator based on http://labs.infyom.com/laravelgenerator with Additional features

    • Date Time Picker (htmltype = date-picker, time-picker or datetime-picker)
    • Select2 (all select input will be select2, for multiple use htmltype = multi-select)
    • Two side Multiple Select (htmltype = two-side-select)
    • HTML Text Editor (htmltype = text-editor)
    • File Manager (htmltype = file-manager or files-manager)
    • Nullable field in migration (console option = n, or in json schema file using dbNullable = true)
    • Log fields : created_by and updated_by (artisan command option = --logs)
    • Related Dropdown (in console, use --relations option) : add view model in controller, and relational input form in view (htmltype = select,relation:{view-model}={field-to-show}={field-as-value})
    • Related Form (in console, use --relations option) : add view model in controller, and relational input form in view (dbtype = table and htmltype = related-form,related-field1,related-field2,related-field3,...)
    • Component and theme directory reader generator (htmltype = select,component or select,theme)
    • Model directory reader generator (htmltype = select,model)

refer to the sample model schema files in resources/model_schemas

  1. Front Page System (support themes, template position and view components)

    Sample code can be download in https://github.com/dandisy/themes

  2. Reusable Component

    • Using Webcore Component Presentation System for Font Page Component

      Code Sample can be download in https://github.com/dandisy/themes

    • Using Widget (Widget Class & Widget View) using arrilot/laravel-widgets for UI Component

      as much as possible the widget should have a loose coupled, bring data on the fly, avoid directly include / use in widget class

      webcore include a widget, with this you able to use shortcode on Page description field to get datasource from models, use syntax : [source=ModelName,where=some_field_name:value,position:some_theme_position,widget=some_widget_view]

    • Using Laravel Package

      webcore include dandisy/elorest package at package/webcore folder which can be used as an example

  3. Pre Configured Oauth using Laravel Passport

    with Elorest as a Laravel eloquent RESTAPI package, refer to https://github.com/dandisy/elorest

  4. EloREST

    REST API using the Laravel's Eloquest Syntax (methods & params)

    Example API queries :

     https://your-domain-name/api/elorest/Models/Post?leftJoin=comments,posts.id,comments.post_id&whereIn=category_id,[2,4,5]&select=*&get=
     https://your-domain-name/api/elorest/Models/Post?join[]=authors,posts.id,authors.author_id&join[]=comments,posts.id,comments.post_id&whereIn=category_id,[2,4,5]&select=posts.*,authors.name as author_name,comments.title as comment_title&get=
     https://your-domain-name/api/elorest/Models/Post?&with=author,comment&get=*
     https://your-domain-name/api/elorest/Models/Post?&with=author(where=name,like,%dandisy%),comment&get=*
     
     multi first nested closure deep
     https://your-domain-name/api/elorest/Models/Post?&with=author(where=name,like,%dandisy%)(where=nick,like,%dandisy%),comment&get=*
     
     second nested closure deep
     https://your-domain-name/api/elorest/Models/Post?&with=author(with=city(where=name,like,%jakarta%)),comment&get=*
     
     https://your-domain-name/api/elorest/Models/Post?&with[]=author(where=name,like,%dandisy%)&with[]=comment(where=title,like,%test%)&get=*
     https://your-domain-name/api/elorest/Models/Post?paginate=10&page=1
    

Dependency

* dandisy/adminlte-templates based on infyomlabs/adminlte-templates
* dandisy/laravel-generator based on infyomlabs/laravel-generator
* dandisy/swagger-generator based on infyomlabs/swagger-generator
* dandisy/filemanager based on infinety-es/filemanager

* dandisy/webcore-page
* dandisy/webcore-menu

* arrilot/laravel-widgets
* barryvdh/laravel-debugbar
* league/glide-laravel
* santigarcor/laratrust
* harimayco/laravel-menu
* atayahmet/laravel-nestable

* ixudra/curl or guzzlehttp/guzzle

If you use laravel passport :
* spatie/laravel-cors

* barryvdh/laravel-dompdf or seguce92/laravel-dompdf
* phpoffice/phpspreadsheet or maatwebsite/excel

* pragmarx/tracker or jeremykenedy/laravel-logger
* spatie/laravel-activitylog

* fireguard/report or jimmyjs/laravel-report-generator

* khill/lavacharts or consoletvs/charts

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More Screenshots

Webcore CMS using https://github.com/dandisy/elogui or https://github.com/dandisy/webcore-presentation

Download Webcore CMS in https://github.com/dandisy/webcore-cms

  • Sample front page

sample front page

  • Login page

login page

  • Admin page

Webcore Admin Dashboard

Webcore Page Presentation

Webcore Datasource Elogui

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2. Laravel Generator

Webcore use infyomlabs/laravel-generator, by changing the artisan command to be more generic :

php artisan generate[.command]:{command} {Model_name} [option]

Refer to the infyomlabs/laravel-generator documentation here http://labs.infyom.com/laravelgenerator

Perspective :

HUMAN
Interface       -   Tools (Worker)                      -   Executor
Commands\*      -   Common\*, Utils\* and helper        -   Generators\* 

COMPUTER
Interface       -   Tools (Worker)                      -   Executor
Generators\*    -   Common\*, Utils\* and helper        -   Commands\*

Guidance

  1. To add additional HTML type definition, add and edit these :

    • add stub file in adminlte-templates\templates\scaffold\fields

    • add stub file in adminlte-templates\templates\vuejs\fields

    • edit Utils\HTMLFieldGenerator

    • edit Generators\ViewGenerator

    • edit Generators\VueJs\ViewGenerator

  2. To add additional command, command option, or fields option

    • edit or add Common\*
    • edit or add Commands\* (BaseCommand, etc)

Note

  • Commands\* :

    use Common\CommandData, use Utils\FileUtil, use Generator\*

    base Commands\BaseCommand

    • parsing console command
    • initializing commandData
    • execute Generators\* to generating files and migrating database table
  • Utils\GeneratorFieldsInputUtil :

    use Common\GeneratorField

    • get fields specification from console command
    • return field specification by utilizing Common\GeneratorField
  • Utils\HTMLFieldGenerator :

    use Common\GeneratorField

    • return fieldTemplate will be used
  • Common\GeneratorField :

    • parsing parts of fields specification (db type, html input, option)
    • preparing migration
  • Common\GeneratorConfig :

    • load, init and set config
    • get console command option
  • Common\CommandData :

    use Utils\GeneratorFieldsInputUtil, use Utils\TableFieldsGenerator

    • get and set commandData from config, file, and console
  • Generators\* :

    use Utils\FileUtil, use Common\CommandData, use Utils\HTMLFieldGenerator in Generators\Scaffold\ViewGenerator

    base Generators\BaseGenerator

    • define generator functionality with data and template parameters to be used
    • define rollback

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3. Roadmap

Versions

1.0.0 Single Platform
1.1.0 Easy Platform
1.2.0 In Context Platform
1.3.0 Experience Platform
1.4.0 Enterprise Platform
1.5.0 Digital Solution

by dandi@sgdigitals.com