Vormia UI Livewire Flux Admin

A Laravel package that provides a complete admin panel solution with pre-built components, routes, and views for managing categories, inheritance, locations, availability, and admin users. Built with Livewire 4 and Flux for a modern, reactive admin interface.

What is This Package?

Vormia UI Livewire Flux Admin is a comprehensive admin panel package for Laravel applications that includes:

• AdminPanel View Component - A reusable Blade component for consistent admin panel layouts
• Pre-configured Admin Routes - Complete CRUD routes for all admin sections
• Livewire Components - Single-file Livewire components for categories, inheritance, locations, availability, and admin management
• Automatic Sidebar Integration - Sidebar menu injection (requires livewire/flux)
• Role Management - See docs/GUIDE.md#roles-assign-on-registration for assigning roles on registration

This package is designed to work seamlessly with the Vormia ecosystem and follows Laravel best practices.

Laravel Compatibility

This package supports:

• Laravel ^12.0 or ^13.0
• PHP ^8.2

This package runs on Vormia 5.4+ with Livewire 4.1+ and Flux 2.13.1+. Required dependencies (installed automatically when you require this package):

• vormiaphp/vormia ^5.4
• livewire/livewire ^4.1
• livewire/flux ^2.13.1
• laravel/fortify ^1.34

Flux 1.x, Fortify 2.x, and older minors outside the ranges above are not in the supported matrix.

Developer guide: docs/GUIDE.md — UI flow and style, AI promptbook, Fortify (PasswordValidationRules, EnsureUserIsActive), assigning roles on registration, and quick-reference layout patterns (YAML frontmatter at the top is for optional use as a Cursor project rule).

This package targets Livewire 4 where Volt is bundled with Livewire. The admin page stubs are Livewire anonymous components (new class extends Component) and rely on your app’s default Livewire layout.

Installation Process

Step 1: Install the Package

composer require vormiaphp/ui-livewireflux-admin

Step 2: Run the Installation Command

php artisan ui-livewireflux-admin:install

This command will:

1. ✅ Check for required dependencies
2. ✅ Copy package stubs into your application (views, AdminPanel, etc.)
3. ✅ Publish Laravel Fortify support stubs only (--tag=fortify-support: PasswordValidationRules and related files under app/Actions/Fortify/ when PasswordValidationRules is not present yet). Fortify database migrations are not published by install (see Fortify database (optional) below and docs/GUIDE.md#fortify-passwords-publish-and-active-users for re-publish with --force on the support tag only)
4. ✅ Inject routes into routes/web.php
5. ✅ Inject sidebar menu
6. ✅ Copy EnsureUserIsActive.php — register it in Fortify per docs/GUIDE.md#fortify-passwords-publish-and-active-users
7. ✅ Clear application caches

Step 3: Verify Installation

After installation, verify that:

• app/View/Components/AdminPanel.php and related views are present
• app/Actions/Fortify/ contains the Fortify support stubs (including PasswordValidationRules when the publish step ran). New migration files under database/migrations/ from Fortify appear only if you run vendor:publish --tag=fortify-migrations (install does not add them).
• Routes were added to routes/web.php
• Sidebar menu was added
• Caches were cleared

Fortify database (optional)

This package’s install command does not run vendor:publish for Fortify’s fortify-migrations tag. If you use Fortify two-factor authentication or passkeys and your database does not already have the required columns or passkeys table, publish migrations yourself, then migrate:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=fortify-migrations
php artisan migrate

Many apps already have two_factor_* columns on users (for example from Jetstream, Breeze, or an earlier manual publish). If php artisan migrate fails with duplicate column errors on two_factor_secret, do not run the duplicate migration: remove the extra migration file if it was never applied, or adjust your schema/docs per docs/GUIDE.md#fortify-passwords-publish-and-active-users.

Manual Configuration (If Needed)

Routes Not Injected Automatically

If the routes were not automatically injected into routes/web.php, manually add them:

1. Open routes/web.php
2. Find the Route::middleware(['auth'])->group(function () { ... }); block
3. Add the routes from vendor/vormiaphp/ui-livewireflux-admin/src/stubs/reference/routes-to-add.php inside this block

Example:

<?php

Route::middleware(['auth'])->group(function () {
    // ... existing routes ...

    // Add admin routes here
    Route::group(['prefix' => 'admin'], function () {
        // Routes from routes-to-add.php
    });
});

Sidebar Menu Not Injected

If the sidebar menu wasn't injected:

1. Open your sidebar file. The package checks (in order): resources/views/layouts/app/sidebar.blade.php, then resources/views/components/layouts/app/sidebar.blade.php
2. Find the Platform flux:sidebar.group (the group containing the Dashboard menu item)
3. Add the code from vendor/vormiaphp/ui-livewireflux-admin/src/stubs/reference/sidebar-menu-to-add.blade.php inside the Platform group, before the closing </flux:sidebar.group> tag

Example:

<flux:sidebar.group :heading="__('Platform')" class="grid">
    <flux:sidebar.item icon="home" :href="route('dashboard')" wire:navigate>
        {{ __('Dashboard') }}
    </flux:sidebar.item>

    <!-- Add admin menu items here, before the closing tag -->
</flux:sidebar.group>

Role Attachment Not Working

To attach roles to new users (e.g. in registration), use the Role model from the Vormia package (Vormia\Vormia\Models\Role) and look up by name:

use Vormia\Vormia\Models\Role;

// In your user registration logic
$user = User::create([...]);
$defaultRole = Role::where('name', 'user')->first();
if ($defaultRole) {
    $user->roles()->attach($defaultRole);
}

What You Get

1. AdminPanel Component

A reusable Blade component for consistent admin panel layouts:

<x-admin-panel
    header="Categories"
    desc="Manage your categories"
    :button="$createButton"
>
    <!-- Your content here -->
</x-admin-panel>

Location: app/View/Components/AdminPanel.php and resources/views/components/admin-panel.blade.php

2. Admin Routes

Pre-configured routes for all admin sections:

• Categories: /admin/categories, /admin/categories/create, /admin/categories/edit/{id}
• Inheritance: /admin/inheritance, /admin/inheritance/create, /admin/inheritance/edit/{id}
• Countries: /admin/countries, /admin/countries/create, /admin/countries/edit/{id}
• Cities: /admin/cities, /admin/cities/create, /admin/cities/edit/{id}
• Availability: /admin/availabilities, /admin/availabilities/create, /admin/availabilities/edit/{id}
• Admins: /admin/admins, /admin/admins/create, /admin/admins/edit/{id}

All routes are protected by auth middleware.

3. Livewire Components

Single-file Livewire components for each admin section:

• resources/views/livewire/admin/admins/ - Admin user management
• resources/views/livewire/admin/control/categories/ - Category management
• resources/views/livewire/admin/control/inheritance/ - Inheritance management
• resources/views/livewire/admin/control/locations/ - Location management (countries/cities)
• resources/views/livewire/admin/control/availability/ - Availability management

Each section includes:

• index.blade.php - List view
• create.blade.php - Create form
• edit.blade.php - Edit form

4. Sidebar Menu Integration

The sidebar automatically includes:

• Countries navigation link
• Cities navigation link
• Availability navigation link
• Inheritance navigation link
• Admins navigation link (for super admins only)

5. Role Management

Role models live in the Vormia package (Vormia\Vormia\Models\Role). To assign roles to new users on registration, see docs/GUIDE.md#roles-assign-on-registration.

What to Be Aware Of

⚠️ Important Considerations

1. File Overwrites

   • The installation process will copy files to your application
   • If files already exist, you'll be prompted to overwrite them
   • Always backup your files before updating

2. Middleware Requirements

   • All admin routes require auth middleware
   • Ensure your application has this middleware configured

3. Role models

   • Roles are referenced from the Vormia package: Vormia\Vormia\Models\Role. See docs/GUIDE.md#roles-assign-on-registration for how to assign roles on registration.

4. Sidebar File Location

   • The package checks (in order): resources/views/layouts/app/sidebar.blade.php, then resources/views/components/layouts/app/sidebar.blade.php
   • Menu items are inserted inside the Platform flux:sidebar.group, before the closing </flux:sidebar.group> tag
   • If your sidebar is elsewhere, add the menu manually

5. Route Injection

   • Routes are injected into routes/web.php
   • The package looks for: Route::middleware(['auth'])->group(function () { ... });
   • If this pattern doesn't exist, routes won't be injected automatically

6. Custom Modifications

   • Any custom modifications to package files will be lost when updating
   • Consider extending components instead of modifying them directly
   • Backups are created during updates (stored in storage/app/ui-livewireflux-admin-backups/)

7. Dependencies

   • The package requires vormiaphp/vormia ^5.4, livewire/livewire ^4.1, livewire/flux ^2.13.1, and laravel/fortify ^1.34. Volt is bundled with Livewire 4.

Help, Update, and Uninstallation

Getting Help

Display comprehensive help information:

php artisan ui-livewireflux-admin:help

This command shows:

• Available commands
• Usage examples
• Package features
• Requirements
• Troubleshooting tips

Checking Dependencies

Verify that all required and optional dependencies are installed:

php artisan ui-livewireflux-admin:check-dependencies

This command checks for:

• ✅ vormiaphp/vormia (required)
• ✅ livewire/flux (required)
• ✅ laravel/fortify (required)

Updating the Package

Update all package files to the latest version:

php artisan ui-livewireflux-admin:update

What happens:

1. Creates a backup of existing files in storage/app/ui-livewireflux-admin-backups/
2. Replaces all package files with fresh copies
3. Clears application caches

Force update (skip confirmation):

php artisan ui-livewireflux-admin:update --force

⚠️ Warning: This will overwrite any custom modifications to package files. Always backup your changes first!

Uninstalling the Package

Remove all package files and configurations:

php artisan ui-livewireflux-admin:uninstall

What gets removed:

• app/View/Components/AdminPanel.php
• app/Actions/Fortify/EnsureUserIsActive.php (if copied)
• resources/views/components/admin-panel.blade.php
• resources/views/livewire/admin/ directory
• Routes from routes/web.php
• Sidebar menu items from sidebar.blade.php

Force uninstall (skip confirmation):

php artisan ui-livewireflux-admin:uninstall --force

⚠️ Warning: This action cannot be undone! Make sure you have backups before uninstalling.

Manual Route Removal:

If you need to manually remove routes, simply delete routes based on their names from routes/web.php:

• admin.categories.index, admin.categories.create, admin.categories.edit
• admin.inheritance.index, admin.inheritance.create, admin.inheritance.edit
• admin.countries.index, admin.countries.create, admin.countries.edit
• admin.cities.index, admin.cities.create, admin.cities.edit
• admin.availabilities.index, admin.availabilities.create, admin.availabilities.edit
• admin.admins.index, admin.admins.create, admin.admins.edit

After uninstallation:

1. Remove the package from composer.json:

   composer remove vormiaphp/ui-livewireflux-admin

2. Run composer update to clean up dependencies

Package Structure

UILivewireFlux-Admin/
├── src/
│   ├── Console/
│   │   └── Commands/
│   │       ├── InstallCommand.php
│   │       ├── UpdateCommand.php
│   │       ├── UninstallCommand.php
│   │       ├── HelpCommand.php
│   │       └── CheckDependenciesCommand.php
│   ├── stubs/                          # Files copied to Laravel app
│   │   ├── app/
│   │   │   ├── View/
│   │   │   │   └── Components/
│   │   │   │       └── AdminPanel.php
│   │   │   └── Actions/
│   │   │       └── Fortify/
│   │   │           └── EnsureUserIsActive.php
│   │   └── resources/
│   │       └── views/
│   │           ├── components/
│   │           │   └── admin-panel.blade.php
│   │           └── livewire/
│   │               └── admin/
│   │                   ├── admins/
│   │                   └── control/
│   │                       ├── availability/
│   │                       ├── categories/
│   │                       ├── inheritance/
│   │                       └── locations/
│   │   └── reference/
│   │       ├── routes-to-add.php       # Routes snippet
│   │       └── sidebar-menu-to-add.blade.php # Sidebar snippet
│   ├── UILivewireFlux.php
│   └── UILivewireFluxAdminServiceProvider.php
├── composer.json
└── README.md

Usage Examples

Using the AdminPanel Component

<x-admin-panel
    header="Manage Categories"
    desc="Create, edit, and delete categories"
    :button="
        <a href='{{ route('admin.categories.create') }}' class='btn btn-primary'>
            Create Category
        </a>
    "
>
    <!-- Your table or content here -->
    <table>
        <!-- ... -->
    </table>
</x-admin-panel>

Accessing Admin Routes

All routes are accessible via their named routes:

route('admin.categories.index')
route('admin.categories.create')
route('admin.categories.edit', ['id' => 1])

Troubleshooting

Installation Fails

Problem: Installation command fails with dependency errors.

Solution:

1. Ensure vormiaphp/vormia ^5.4, livewire/livewire ^4.1, livewire/flux ^2.13.1, and laravel/fortify ^1.34 are installed (see Laravel Compatibility above).
2. Run php artisan ui-livewireflux-admin:check-dependencies to verify
3. Check that your PHP version is >= 8.2
4. Check that your Laravel version is 12.x or 13.x

Routes Not Working

Problem: Admin routes return 404 or are not accessible.

Solution:

1. Verify routes were injected into routes/web.php
2. Check that the middleware group exists: Route::middleware(['auth'])->group(...)
3. Run php artisan route:clear and php artisan route:cache
4. Verify you're logged in and have the required permissions

Sidebar Menu Not Appearing

Problem: Sidebar menu items are not visible.

Solution:

1. Check if livewire/flux is installed: composer show livewire/flux
2. Verify the sidebar file exists at resources/views/layouts/app/sidebar.blade.php or resources/views/components/layouts/app/sidebar.blade.php
3. Add the menu code inside the Platform flux:sidebar.group (before </flux:sidebar.group>) from vendor/vormiaphp/ui-livewireflux-admin/src/stubs/reference/sidebar-menu-to-add.blade.php
4. Clear view cache: php artisan view:clear

Role Attachment Not Working

Problem: New users are not getting the expected role.

Solution:

Use Vormia\Vormia\Models\Role from the Vormia package and attach by role model (e.g. look up by name). See docs/GUIDE.md#roles-assign-on-registration for how to update CreateNewUser to attach roles on registration.

License

MIT

Support

For issues, questions, or contributions, please visit:

• GitHub: https://github.com/vormiaphp/ui-livewireflux-admin
• Packagist: https://packagist.org/packages/vormiaphp/ui-livewireflux-admin