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jetstream-laravel-starter-kit — Laravel Starter Template

By Williamug

A Laravel Jetstream-based starter template preloaded with Livewire, Tailwind, permission management, charts, Toast notifications, and Excel import/export dependencies, suitable for quickly setting up a backend interface in new projects.

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A Laravel Jetstream-based starter; README requires PHP ^8.1 and Laravel ^10

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Integrates Livewire and Tailwind as the foundation for frontend-backend interaction and styling

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Includes the Laravel permissions dependency for permission management

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Includes laraveldaily/laravel-charts for charts and yoeunes/toastr for notification components

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Integrates maatwebsite/excel for Excel import and export

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README provides example screenshots of login, registration, dashboard, tables, modals, and permissions

Template Details

This is a starter template for Laravel, with the repository described as "A start kit for Laravel Jetstream." The README specifies environment requirements of PHP ^8.1 and Laravel ^10, and states that the kit builds on Livewire ^2.5 and Tailwind ^3.0 while integrating Laravel permissions ^5.10, laraveldaily/laravel-charts ^0.2.3, yoeunes/toastr ^2.3, and maatwebsite/excel ^3.1.

The installation process includes cloning the repository, running composer install, copying .env.example to .env, generating APP_KEY, configuring the database and running migrate:seed, installing frontend dependencies and running npm run dev, and finally starting with php artisan serve. The README also provides a combined command that performs the above steps, creates an SQLite database file, migrates and seeds data, and then opens the project in VS Code.

The author explicitly recommends installing this kit on a brand-new project in the README; otherwise, existing projects may be broken. The repository provides example screenshots of login, registration, dashboard, tables, modals, and permissions, but does not explain the specific implementation details or production readiness of these pages. The code is under the MIT license, and third-party assets and external services require separate verification of licensing and fees.

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Use Cases

  • When you need to quickly obtain a Jetstream foundation in a new Laravel project
  • When you want the project to start with permissions, charts, Toast, and Excel handling dependencies
  • When you want to reference example layouts for login, registration, dashboard, tables, modals, and permissions pages
  • When using SQLite to quickly set up a local demo or prototype environment

Suitable For

  • Developers preparing to build a Laravel backend project from scratch
  • Teams needing a Jetstream and Livewire starting point with common extension packages included
  • Learners who want to understand the interface composition through example screenshots before deciding whether to adopt it

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    README recommends installing on a brand-new project; otherwise, existing projects may be broken

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    Environment requirements of PHP ^8.1 and Laravel ^10 must be met first

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    Follow the steps to run composer install, copy .env, generate APP_KEY, configure the database, and run migrate:seed

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    Frontend requires npm install and npm run dev, and finally start with php artisan serve

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    The combined command provided in the README creates an SQLite database file and opens VS Code; confirm the path and project name before use

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  • Free use, modification, commercial use, and distribution of this version's code are permitted.
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  • The README explicitly recommends installing this kit only on a brand-new project; otherwise, existing projects may be broken, so it is not suitable for directly layering onto an existing Laravel project.
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Laravel
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Starter
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# Jetstream Laravel starter kit

### Requirements
 
 - PHP ^8.1
 - Laravel ^10

### What is included
 - Livewire ^2.5
 - Tailwind ^3.0
 - Laravel permissions ^5.10
 - laraveldaily/laravel-charts ^0.2.3
 - yoeunes/toastr ^2.3
 - maatwebsite/excel ^3.1

### Installation
1. Clone the repo and `cd` into it.
2. Run composer install 
3. Copy `.env.example` to `env`
4. Run `php artisan key:generate`
5. Set your database credentials in your `.env` file and run `php artisan migrate:seed`
6. Run `npm install && npm run dev` 
7. Finally run `php artisan serve`

### or you can run all the steps in just on step.

`git clone https://github.com/Williamug/jetstream-laravel-starter-kit.git project_name && cd project_name && composer install && cp .env.example .env && php artisan key:generate && touch database/database.sqlite && php artisan migrate --seed && npm install && code .`

The command above will clone the repo and `cd` to your project, run `composer install`, run `cp .env.example .env`, generate the `APP_KEY`, create sqlite database file, migrate database and seed the database, install npm packages and open the project in `vs code`.
# Note.
Change **project_name** to whatever you want to call your project

## Note
Recommend to install this kit on a fresh project otherwise your project might break.

If you found this project usefull, then please consider giving it a ⭐

#### Sample images
Login
![Login](public/images/readme-images/login.png)

Sign Up
![signup](public/images/readme-images/signup.png)

Dashboard
![Dashboard](public/images/readme-images/dashboard.png)

Table
![Table](public/images/readme-images/table.png)

Modal
![Modal](public/images/readme-images/modal.png)

Permissions
![Permissions](public/images/readme-images/permissions.png)
# License
Licensed under the [MIT](LICENSE) license


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