Overview:
The Laravel 7.0+ Frontend preset for Tailwind CSS is a scaffolding tool designed to facilitate and streamline the process of setting up a Laravel project with Tailwind CSS, a Utility-First CSS Framework known for its rapid UI development capabilities. By integrating this preset into a fresh Laravel installation, developers can quickly leverage the benefits of Tailwind CSS without the need for extensive configuration.
Features:
- Easy Installation: Quickly install the preset via composer require command.
- Authentication Support: Includes presets for applications with authentication requirements.
- Configuration Flexibility: Ability to customize the Tailwind CSS configuration file to suit specific project needs.
- Multi-language Support: Facilitates the addition of i18n strings for different languages in pagination files.
- Direct Tailwind CSS Pagination Support: Enables seamless integration of Tailwind CSS pagination views in Laravel applications.
Installation:
- Fresh install Laravel version 7.0 or higher.
- Navigate to your Laravel application directory.
- Install the Tailwind CSS preset:
composer require laravel-frontend-presets/tailwindcss --dev
- For applications without authentication:
- Use
php artisan ui tailwindcss
for the basic preset. - Run
npm install && npm run dev
to compile assets. - Start the server with
php artisan serve
.
- Use
- For applications with authentication:
- Use
php artisan ui tailwindcss --auth
for the preset with authentication. - Run
npm install && npm run dev
to compile assets. - Configure the database and run migrations:
php artisan migrate
- Start the server with
php artisan serve
.
- Use
Summary:
The Laravel 7.0+ Frontend preset for Tailwind CSS provides a convenient solution for developers looking to incorporate Tailwind CSS into their Laravel projects efficiently. With features such as easy installation, authentication support, configuration flexibility, multi-language support, and direct Tailwind CSS pagination integration, this preset simplifies the setup process, allowing developers to focus more on building their applications.