This guide will help you get started with eBazar! All the important stuff – compiling the source, file structure, build tools, file includes – is documented here, but should you have any questions, always feel free to reach out to pixelwibes@gmail.com

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Please Note :

- All images are just used for Preview Purpose Only. They are not part of the template and NOT included in the final purchase files.

- This is Admin panel design integrated with Laravel, ready to develop template. It does not include any Business logic to produce database records.

This template is built in Laravel-8 and requires PHP 7.3+, Node 14.x and NPM 6.9.0 to be installed

To get started, you need to do the following:

1. Node.js and NPM: You can download Node.js from NodeJS. NPM comes bundled with Node.js
2. Project Setup: After Installing Node and NPM, run 'npm install' command to install npm related dependencies
3. Composer: Laravel project dependencies are managed through the PHP Composer tool . The first step is to install the depencencies by navigating into your project in terminal and typing this command: composer install
4. Note: However, any SASS code you write must be able compile via change reflected use this command: npm run dev

• app - The app directory holds the base code for your Laravel application.
  • Console
  • Domains
  • Exceptions
  • Helpers / Global
  • Http
    • Controllers
      • Backend
      • Frontend
      • Controller.php
      • LocaleController.php
    • Livewire
    • Middleware
    • Requests
    • Kernel
  • Models
  • Providers
  • Rules
  • Services
• bootstrap- The bootstrap directory contains all the bootstrapping scripts used for your application.
• config- The config directory holds all your project configuration files (.config).
• database- The database directory holds your database files.
• public- The public directory helps to start your Laravel project and maintains other necessary files such as JavaScript, CSS, and images of your project.
• resources- The resources directory holds all the Sass files, language (localization) files, templates (if any).
  • js
  • lang
  • sass
  • views
• routes- The routes directory contain all your definition files for routing, such as console.php, api.php, channels.php, etc.
• storage- The storage directory holds your session files, cache, compiled templates as well as miscellaneous files generated by the framework.
• test- The test directory holds all your test cases.
• node_modules - NPM dependencies (by default the folder is not included) npm installs dependencies.
• _ide_helper.php -package Generation is done based on the files in your project
• composer.json - The PHP Composer can be defined as a dependency manager or dependency management tool specifically built for PHP
• composer.lock - It basically states that your project is locked to those specific versions
• package.json - List of dependencies and npm information
• phpunit.xml - Convenient helper methods allow to expressively test your applications
• server.php - Head to your cli and start the server
• webpack.mix.js - Mix makes it a cinch to compile and minify your application's

• Very easy access to any starters components and core settings from anywhere in the template.
• Intuitive clear architecture.
• Avoiding the probabilities of conflicts between Front codes and third party plugins (libraries).
• Creation of wrapper components simply solves complicated initializations structures for the users.
• Everything is structured, each component in its own file and in its component in the main object.
• The ability of extending functionality without affecting the behavior of the core object and not changing the existing functionality.