Blender is the Laravel template that is used for (nearly) all our projects.
You may use our template but please notice that we offer no support whatsoever. We also don't follow semver for this project and won't guarantee that the code (especially the master branch) is stable. In short: when using this, you're on your own.
This guide assumes you're using Laravel Homestead
Download the master branch
git clone git@github.com:spatie-custom/blender.gitEdit your Homestead.yaml file and add Blender as a site
sites:
- { map: blender.dev, to: /home/vagrant/Sites/blender/public }Install the composer dependencies
composer installMake a copy .env.example and rename to .env
Finally make sure you have a database named blender in Homestead, and run the migrations and seeds
php artisan migrate --seedInstalling Blender's npm dependecies requries NPM@3 of higher. Check your version to be sure.
npm -vWe use a custom npm registry at npm.spatie.be via Sinopia for our private packages.
npm set registry http://npm.spatie.be
npm set ca null
npm installDon't forget to remove the registry line from your ~/.npmrc if you're planning to publish to npm at some point.
- Most of our projects are in Dutch. You can change the language in
config/app.phpand manage translations indatabase/seeds/data/fragments.xlsx - We use Redactor from Imperavi as text editor but are not licensed to open source this. The text editor is hence degraded to a standard text area unless you comment out this part in
resources/assets/back/app.js
Run gulp help to see available options.
Blender uses our blender-gulp package for gulp tasks & setup, you will need to have webpack installed globaly in order for gulp to work correctly npm install -g webpack.
To get you started for both front and back-end assets, run:
gulpGenerally we won't accept any PR requests to Blender. If you have discovered a bug or have an idea to improve the code, contact us first before you start coding.
Blender and The Laravel framework are open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license