Laravel package providing a simple, clean, admin user interface.
###Configuration:
#####1) UI Theme Primary Colour
To change the default colour of the UI Package simply add the $color-primary variable
at your app's dashboard.scss file.
$color-primary: "your-color";
#####2) Brand Logo
To load a brand logo on top of sidebar simply declare the logo before extending the layout
Example:
@php($logo = Storage::url($currentClient->logo))
@extends('ui::layouts.primary')
#####3) Notifications To enable laravel notifications module you simply need to:
a. Declare the notifications before extending the layout
Example:
@php($notifications = Auth::user()->unreadNotifications)
@extends('ui::layouts.primary')
b. Make a NotificationController on your app for handling the notifications index page and return your custom view.
c. Register the routes at your web.php file.
Example:
Route::get('/notifications', 'NotificationController@index')->name('notification.index');
Route::get('/notification/{notification}', '\Block8\UI\Http\Controllers\NotificationController@show')->name('notification.show');
Route::get('/notification/read-all/{user}', '\Block8\UI\Http\Controllers\NotificationController@markAllRead')->name('notification.mark-all-read');
###Components
There are 3 types of alerts. Warning, danger and success. Declare the type variable and the icon of you choice
@section('alerts')
@component('ui::alert')
@slot('type', 'warning')
@slot('icon', 'exclamation-circle')
This is a bold <strong>alert</strong>.
@endcomponent
@endsection
You can show alert banners at the top of the main panel by adding alert-banner components into the alert-banners section.
@section('alert-banners')
@component('ui::alert-banner')
@slot('type', 'warning')
@slot('icon', 'exclamation-circle')
Hi <strong>{{ $user->name }}</strong>, your subscription is about to end.
@endcomponent
@endsection