README

requirements: laravel ^8.65 | 9.* | 10.*

Demo: rapyd.dev

What is it?

is a laravel library of blade components, livewire traits, and modules scaffolder that you can use to generate administration interfaces in a concise, reusable, uncluttered, and testable manner.

It also bundles standard frontend libraries like Bootstrap, Vue, Alpine, Tom Select and Quill to be used as fast boilerplate for your laravel admin panels.

The idea is to speed up and organize the development of large laravel applications:

• modular approach (you can organize your backends into reusable modules, isolating everything, components, views, tests, but also translations, migrations, jobs, each module can be like an isolated laravel application)
• livewire component based (no needed controllers, each component is naturally reactive, you can get away with few pure livewire classes and blade views, easily testable and maintainable)
• blade component based (dozens of available anonymous components to standardize frontend in few "bootstrap based" spacialized tags, which you can eventually extend)

Modules

example of out of the box module structure you can use after installing rapyd.

• You can create "Modules" folder in you app/ directory of your laravel application.
• Then you can create your Module Folder i.e.: Blog
• Livewire components will be searched in the Components subfolder
• You can refer to the views in your module using intuitive shortcut i.e.: blog::Articles.views.articles_edit
• Inside your Module folder you can reply (if needed) the laravel application folder structure (controllers, migrations, jobs, etc..)

laravel/
├─ app/
│  ├─ Modules/
│  │  ├─ Blog/
│  │  │  ├─ Components/
│  │  │  │  ├─ Articles/
│  │  │  │  │  ├─ views/
│  │  │  │  │  │  ├─ articles_edit.blade.php
│  │  │  │  │  │  ├─ articles_table.blade.php
│  │  │  │  │  │  ├─ articles_view.blade.php
│  │  │  │  │  ├─ ArticlesEdit.php
│  │  │  │  │  ├─ ArticlesTable.php
│  │  │  │  │  ├─ ArticlesView.php
│  │  │  │  ├─ routes.php

Rapyd has also some public modules available via "composer require":

• zofe/demo-module demo

• zofe/knowledgebase-module knowledgebase

• zofe/auth-module auth

• zofe/layout-module layout

Rapyd has a "module installer": zofe/rapyd-module-installer
this means that you can plan to create & distribute your modules as packages including it as dependency and following a simple naming convention, for example with a composer.json file like this:

{
    "name": "yourname/mymodule-module",
    "description": "my custom module for laravel application",
    "license": "mit",
    "type": "rapyd-module",
    "authors": [
        {
            "name": "Me",
            "email": "me@email.com"
        }
    ],
    "require": {
        "php": "^7.4|^8.0|^8.1|^8.2",
        "illuminate/config": "^8.65|^9.0|^10.0",
        "illuminate/contracts": "^8.65|^9.0|^10.0",
        "livewire/livewire": "^2.0",
        "zofe/rapyd-livewire": "dev-main|^0.8",
        "zofe/rapyd-module-installer": "^0.0|^0.1",
        "zofe/layout-module": "dev-main|^0.0|^0.1"
    },
    "config": {
        "allow-plugins": {
            "zofe/rapyd-module-installer": true
        }
    },
    "minimum-stability": "dev",
    "prefer-stable": true
}

then you can include your own modules using composer require "yourname/mymodule-module" and this will install your dependency in app/Modules/Mymodule

Please check for example zofe/knowledgebase-module knowledgebase module to get an idea of how to structure it.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require zofe/rapyd-livewire

You can publish static assets using:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Zofe\Rapyd\RapydServiceProvider" --tag="public"

if you want you can download the demo module in your laravel-rapyd application try the zofe/demo-module

Usage

DataTable

A DataTable is a "listing component" with these features:

• "input filters" to search in a custom data set
• "buttons" (for example "add" record or "reset" filters)
• "pagination links"
• "sort links"

<x-rpd::table
    title="Article List"
    :items="$items"
>

    <x-slot name="filters">
      <x-rpd::input col="col-8" debounce="350" model="search"  placeholder="search..." />
      <x-rpd::select col="col-4" model="author_id" :options="$authors" placeholder="author..." addempty />
    </x-slot>

    <table class="table">
        <thead>
        <tr>
            <th>
                <x-rpd::sort model="id" label="id" />
            </th>
            <th>title</th>
            <th>author</th>
            <th>body</th>
        </tr>
        </thead>
        <tbody>
        @foreach ($items as $article)
        <tr>
            <td>
                <a href="{{ route('articles.view',$article->id) }}">{{ $article->id }}</a>
            </td>
            <td>{{ $article->title }}</td>
            <td>{{ $article->author->firstname }}</td>
            <td>{{ Str::limit($article->body,50) }}</td>
        </tr>
        @endforeach
        </tbody>
    </table>

</x-rpd::table>

props

• title: the heading title for this crud

content/slots

• should be a html table that loops model $items
• buttons: buttons panel

example: rapyd.dev/demo/articles

DataView

a DataView is a "detail page component" with :

• "buttons" slot (for example back to "list" or "edit" current record)
• "actions" any link that trigger a server-side

    <x-rpd::view title="Article Detail">

        <x-slot name="buttons">
            <a href="{{ route('articles') }}" class="btn btn-outline-primary">list</a>
            <a href="{{ route('articles.edit',$model->getKey()) }}" class="btn btn-outline-primary">edit</a>
        </x-slot>

        <div>Title: {{ $article->title }}</div>
        <div>Author: {{ $article->author->firstname }} {{ $model->author->lastname }}</div>
        <div><a wire:click.prevent="someAction">Download TXT version</a></div>
          
    </x-rpd::view>

props

• title: the heading title for this crud

content/slots

• should be a detail of $model
• buttons: buttons panel
• actions: buttons panel

example: rapyd.dev/demo/article/view/1

DataEdit

DataEdit is a "form component" usually binded to a model with:

• "buttons" and "actions" (undo, save, etc..)
• form "fields"
• automatic errors massages / rules management

    <x-rpd::edit title="Article Edit">

       <x-rpd::input model="article.title" label="Title" />
       <x-rpd::rich-text model="article.body" label="Body" />

    </x-rpd::edit>

props

• title: the heading title for this crud

content/slots

• form fields binded with public/model properties

example: rapyd.dev/demo/article/edit/1

Fields

inside some widget views you can drastically semplify the syntax using predefined blade components that interacts with livewire

<x-rpd::input model="search" debounce="350" placeholder="search..." />

<x-rpd::select model="author_id" lazy :options="$authors" />

<!-- tom select dropdown -->
<x-rpd::select-list model="roles" multiple :options="$available_roles" label="Roles" />
or
<x-rpd::select-list model="roles" multiple endpoint="/ajax/roles" label="Roles" />

<!-- date, datetime and date-range components -->
<x-rpd::date-time model="date_time" format="dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" value-format="yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" label="DateTime" />

<x-rpd::date model="date" format="dd/MM/yyyy" value-format="yyyy-MM-dd" label="Date" />

<x-rpd::date-range
    model_from="date_from"
    model_to="date_to"
    range-separator="-"
    start-placeholder="from"
    end-placeholder="to"
    type="daterange"
    format="dd/MM/yyyy"
    value-format="yyyy-MM-dd"
/>

<x-rpd::textarea model="body" label="Body" rows="5" :help="__('the article summary')"/>

<!-- quill wysiwyg editor -->
<x-rpd::rich-text model="body" label="Body" />

props

• label: label to display above the input
• placeholder: placeholder to use for the empty first option
• model: Livewire model property key
• options: array of options e.g. (used in selects)
• debounce: Livewire time in ms to bind data on keyup
• lazy: Livewire bind data only on change
• prepend: addon to display before input, can be used via named slot
• append: addon to display after input, can be used via named slot
• help: helper label to display under the input
• icon: Font Awesome icon to show before input e.g. cog, envelope
• size: Bootstrap input size e.g. sm, lg
• rows: rows nums
• multiple: allow multiple option selection (used in select-list)
• endpoint: a remote url for fetch optioms (used in select-list)
• format: the client-side field format (used in date and date-time)
• value-format: the server-side field value format (used in date and date-time)

special tags

<!-- sort ascending/descending link actions (in a datatable view context)-->
<x-rpd::sort model="id" label="id" />

navigation

Nav Tabs: bootstrap nav-link menu with self-determined active link

<ul class="nav nav-tabs">
    <x-rpd::nav-link label="Home" route="home" />
    <x-rpd::nav-link label="Articles" route="articles" />
    <x-rpd::nav-link label="Article Detail" route="articles.view" :params="1"/>
    <x-rpd::nav-link label="Article edit" route="articles.edit" />
</ul>

Nav Items: boostrap vertical menu items / single or grouped (collapsed)

<x-rpd::nav-dropdown icon="fas fa-fw fa-book" label="KnowledgeBase" active="/kb">
    <x-rpd::nav-link label="Edit Categories" route="kb.admin.categories.table" type="collapse-item" />
    <x-rpd::nav-link label="Edit Articles" route="kb.admin.articles.table" type="collapse-item" />
</x-rpd::nav-dropdown>

Nav Sidebar: bootstrap sidebar with self-determined or segment-based active link

<x-rpd::sidebar title="Rapyd.dev" class="p-3 text-white border-end">
   <x-rpd::nav-item label="Demo" route="demo" active="/rapyd-demo" />
   <x-rpd::nav-item label="Page" route="page"  />
</x-rpd::sidebar>

minimal application layout

there are some css/js dependencies (livewire, bootstrap, alpinejs, vuejs) but rapyd has two directive to simplify all needed inclusions.

Consider to use {{ $slot }} as entry-point if you plan to use Full-page components

don't forget to add "app" class to your main div if you plan to use vuejs components

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    @rapydLivewireStyles
</head>
<body>
<div id="app">
   <!-- your main content blade section -->
   {{ $slot ??'' }}
</div>

@rapydLivewireScripts
</body>
</html>

layout module

If you want to isolate the layout as well and make it a module, reusable in multiple projects, rapyd does that as well, and it has a default module that you can customize or take as an example:

• zofe/layout-module layout module

To-do

• component generators (with custom stub for DataTable,DataEdit,DataView)
• "plugin" architecture (a way to download a module from a public or private repository.. or just a composer way to deploy in app/Modules)

Credits

• Felice Ostuni
• All Contributors

Inspirations:

• rapyd-laravel my old laravel library (150k downloads)
• livewire widely used "full-stack framework" to compose laravel application by widgets
• laravel-bootstrap-components smart library which reduced the complexity of this one

License & Contacts

Rapyd is licensed under the MIT license

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