The future of LaraPages

nickdekruijk/admin is the next evolution of the LaraPages package in early development. New features include localisation, improved GUI design, beter authentication with user roles and it will be even easier to implement in your Laravel project. As soon as all current larapages fuctionality is ported into the new package this nickdekruijk/larapages repo won't be updated anymore but will remain online for historical reference.

LaraPages

A simple CMS build on Laravel 5 (requires 5.1 or higher). Basically it's a webbased editor for your Laravel models. Each model must have a $pagesAdmin array. See the samples folder for an example. A basic media/filemanager is included too.

Installation

To install package use
composer require nickdekruijk/larapages
or
composer require nickdekruijk/larapages:dev-master

For Laravel 5.4 and lower add the Service Provider to the 'providers' array in config/app.php

NickDeKruijk\LaraPages\LaraPagesServiceProvider::class,

Add the larapages middleware to the $routeMiddleware array in app/Http/Kernel.php

'larapages' => \NickDeKruijk\LaraPages\LaraPagesAuth::class,

After installing for the first time publish the css/js/config with

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="NickDeKruijk\LaraPages\LaraPagesServiceProvider"

After a composer update publish the public assets again with

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=public --force --provider="NickDeKruijk\LaraPages\LaraPagesServiceProvider"

Configuration

After installation (if you did php artisan vendor:publish) a default config file called larapages.php will be available in your Laravel app/config folder.

Frontend

To get you started an example model and migration is provided in the samples folder. To use the Frontend template and to parse the pages add this to your routes.php (Laravel 5.2 and earlier) or web.php (Laravel 5.3 or later) if you use the Page model from our sample

Route::get('{any}', 'PageController@route')->where('any', '(.*)');

Enable Preview button while editing a model

If you use pagesAdmin['preview'] like this:

'preview' => '/preview/page/{id}',          # Enable preview button, links to this url

you will need a route that enables it. For example add this to your web.php or routes.php:

Route::get('/preview/page/{id}', function ($id) {
    $page = App\Page::findOrFail($id);
    if (!View::exists($page->view)) $page['view']='detail';
    return view($page->view, compact('page'));
})->middleware('larapages');