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Laravel Admin

I'm still keep on updating this admin package, when you are using the dev-master you will see some sample routes and navigation links, those are my examples to test all the functionality of this package. Each release has a branch and you need to switch for the said branch you used for specific README file.

Anyhow, I'm using this design http://www.blacktie.co/demo/dashgumfree/ as my basis, so try to review the code, later on I'll be importing other admin templates that you can easily configure. Thumbs Up!

Start Up

Include this to your composer, if you want the most updated branch, use dev-master

  	"require": {
  		"daison/admin-laravel": "1.2.*"
  	}

Update your composer ``` composer update ```
Go to /app/config/app.php and add this line ``` 'Daison\AdminLaravel\AdminLaravelServiceProvider', ```
Go to your command line and publish the config, view and assets ``` php artisan config:publish daison/admin-laravel php artisan view:publish daison/admin-laravel php artisan asset:publish daison/admin-laravel --path="vendor/daison/admin-laravel/src/assets" ```
Setup your database and laravel configuration, and run the package migrations ``` php artisan migrate --package="daison/admin-laravel" ```

Or if you have an existing Users table then use publish

    php artisan migrate:publish daison/admin-laravel

Pre-Testing

Go to your browser localhost:8080/admin You can now access the admin login page

Go to your command line, and lets create an account to test this admin panel

  php artisan tinker
  > $user = new User;
  > $user->email = "email@gmail.com";
  > $user->password = Hash::make('abcd');
  > $user->save();
  > $role = new Role;
  > $role->name = 'superuser';
  > $role->save();
  > $user_role = new UserHasRole;
  > $user_role->user_id = $user->id;
  > $user_role->role_id = $role->id;
  > $user_role->save();

Go back to the page, and log your recently created account.

Tadda! Now you can see the navigation bar, the site name, and even the logout button, let's move to configuration.

Configuration

Remember we used this command php artisan config:publish daison/admin-laravel Go to /app/config/packages/daison/admin-laravel/ folder you can see these files

lang
- en.php
general.php
navigations.php
routes.php

####Navigation Lets create our sample navigation,

    [name] => [
      'name' => 'Navigation Name',
      'icon' => 'fa fa-home fa-fv',
      'url'  => '/admin/sample',
      'items'=> [
          [name] => [
              'name' => 'Second Level Nav Name',
              'icon  => '',
              'url'  => '/admin/sample/1',
          ],
          [name] => [
              'name' => 'Second Level Nav Name',
              'icon  => '',
              'url'  => '/admin/sample/2',
          ],
      ],
    ],

After creating these links with [items], refresh your page and see changes. You can even use 'roles' => ['superuser'] to limit the view access.

####Routes Based from our navigation links, we need to create a route to assign the controller to work with. You can also use the original routes file from /app/config/routes.php, but I suggest to use this approach to separate your original routes from admin routes.

'admin_sample_get' => [
  'process' => 'get',
  'url'     => '/admin/sample/',
  'uses'    => 'SampleController@showSample',
],
'admin_sample_post' => [
  'process' => 'post',
  'url'     => '/admin/sample/',
  'uses'    => 'SampleController@saveSample',
],
'admin_sample_rest_get' => [
  'process' => 'get',
  'url'     => '/admin/inventory/{id}/edit',
  'uses'    => 'InventoryController@showEditItem',
],
'admin_sample_rest_post' => [
  'process' => 'post',
  'url'     => '/admin/inventory/{id}/edit',
  'uses'    => 'InventoryController@updateItem',
],

Now create your SampleController / InventoryController and it's up to you to handle the responses. You can even assign 'roles' => ['superuser'] to restrict each request, you can also provide 'is_auth' => true to redirect guest to the login page.

####Still using Main Routes So you still want to use the main app/routes.php, however you want to use the roles management to your routes. Go to your controller __construct and do the constructor injection.

  use Daison\AdminLaravel\AdminLaravel as Admin;
  
  class MyController
  {
    private $admin;
    public function __construct(Admin $admin)
    {
      $this->admin = $admin;
    }
    
    public function showProfile()
    {
      if ($this->admin->hasAnAccess(['superuser','agent']) == false) {
        // It means the Authenticated user doesn't have roles
        // Redirect the user, show the access not allowed page... and so on..
      }
    }
    
    public function saveProfile()
    {
      // same thing as the showProfile() method.
    }
  }

I am still updating this README.

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