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How to install backend packages
The install:backend command allows you to install various backend packages for your Laravel application. You can select and install packages, as well as choose a backend content management system, such as Laravel Nova, Filament, or Statamic.
Use the following Artisan command to start:
php artisan install:backend
This command will guide you through the process of selecting and installing backend packages and choosing a content management system.
The following backend packages are available for installation:
- Laravel Request Docs: Installs the Laravel Request Docs package.
- Laravel Sluggable Eloquent: Installs the Laravel Sluggable Eloquent package.
- Laravel Passport: Installs Laravel Passport for API authentication.
- Laravel Medialibrary: Installs Laravel Medialibrary for media management.
You can select multiple packages for installation, and each selected package will be installed and configured.
After installing backend packages, you can choose one of the following content management systems (CMS):
- Laravel Nova: Installs Laravel Nova, a powerful administration panel for your application. You'll need to provide your Nova license email and key.
- Filament: Installs Filament, a modern admin panel for your Laravel application.
- Statamic: Installs Statamic, a flat-file CMS. Note that this option requires additional configuration.
Some packages may require configuration, and you'll be prompted to provide the necessary details during the installation process.
When you run the command, it will:
- Install the selected backend packages.
- Configure and set up the chosen content management system (if applicable).
- Create a backend user with the required information.
- Update your Laravel application's routes and configurations as needed.