Laravel 5.5 Support

v2.3.0

 - Updated to support Laravel 5.5

New Activity Tracking

Sometimes you need some extra accountability for your users. Now you want harness the activity kit which lets you easily track your users in your app, and give them an activity history.

Laravel 5.4 Support

Laracogs is now prepared to work well with Laravel 5.4, all components have been updated including the tests to work with the new Laravel structures.

Now with Email Activation

Now by default the Laracogs Starter kit has an email activation requirement. Now when you register with your app you get an email with an activation token, once you click it you can log in and use your account. Otherwise you can request a new token.

In order to discard this, you need to remove the active from the routes/web.php in the middleware for the routes, and you would need to remove the ActivateUserEmail notification.

Now with Notifications

The Starter Kit now supports notifications as well as various fixes for different Kits with Laravel 5.3

Official Laravel 5.3 Support

Now supporting Laravel 5.3

For apps with Laravel 5.2 and 5.1 please use the 1.9 version.

Please note from now on we will only be supporting the latest versions of Laravel.

Separation of Components

Laracogs has always included the CrudMaker, FormMaker, and Crypto components. Nothing about that has changed except that now those packages have been moved outside of Laracogs. So now you can use them on their own or use them with the Laracogs package.

The only real change that has occurred on a noticeable level is that the command for the crudmaker has changed from:

laracogs:crud

to

crudmaker:new

Please post any issues, and stay tuned for updates coming with the release of Laravel 5.3

Roles with Permissions

Roles now have permissions!
Code quality improvements
More unit tests
FormMaker improvements and more!

CRUDs with Relationships

You can now define relationships with CRUDs, this means you can specify that your CRUD has a relationship such as a Book has an author

--relationships="hasOne|App\Author|author,relation|class|name"

New CRUD options!

Now you can generate CRUDs without Controllers, Routes, Views, Requests etc. This means only the Service, Repository, Model, Tests, and Factory are generated. So if you need to work with relationships that never have a 'visual' element in your app its considerably easier! Think about things like Downloads for Links :) Now you'll have a Downloads service.