LARAVILT
Laravilt
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Installation

Create a Laravel app, choose Vue or React, and install Laravilt with one command.

Check the requirements first.

1. Create a Laravel app

bash

When asked for a starter kit, pick Vue or React. Laravilt uses that stack for its panel.

React support requires Laravilt v1.1 or later.

2. Require Laravilt

bash

This pulls in every Laravilt package: support, panel, auth, forms, tables, actions, schemas, infolists, notifications, widgets, query-builder, ai and plugins.

3. Run the installer

bash

The installer:

  1. Asks for the frontend stack (Vue or React). The default is detected from your package.json.
  2. Asks for the panel ID (default admin) and which features to enable: login, registration, 2FA, passkeys, social login, API tokens, AI and more.
  3. Publishes the frontend for that stack, the configs and brand icons, and writes LARAVILT_FRONTEND=vue|react to .env and .env.example.
  4. Runs migrations, creates app/Providers/Laravilt/AdminPanelProvider.php and the app/Laravilt/Admin/ folders, and registers the provider in bootstrap/providers.php.
  5. Runs npm install and npm run build.
  6. Optionally creates an admin user (php artisan laravilt:user).

Installer Prompts lists every question.

Options

OptionEffect
--stack=vue / --stack=reactSkip the stack question.
--skip-migrationsDon't run migrate.
--skip-npmDon't run npm install / npm run build.
--skip-panelDon't create a panel. Create one later with php artisan laravilt:panel.

For example, a React install that you build yourself:

bash

The installer overwrites starter-kit files such as package.json, vite.config.ts, resources/js/app.*, routes/web.php and app/Models/User.php. Run it on a fresh app, or commit your work first.

4. Create an admin user

If you skipped it during install:

bash

5. Open the panel

bash

Visit http://localhost:8000/admin (or your Herd/Valet domain) and log in.

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