Adding metronic to an existing laravel 9 application
Hi devs,
just purchased Metronic 8 and after surfing the net for a few hours I cant see anything about adding Metronic to an existing laravel 9 application. I am a month in developing and cant really afford to use the out the box demo app provided?
I would have thought that there would be instruction on how to add this to an existing laravel application?
Regards
Byron
just purchased Metronic 8 and after surfing the net for a few hours I cant see anything about adding Metronic to an existing laravel 9 application. I am a month in developing and cant really afford to use the out the box demo app provided?
I would have thought that there would be instruction on how to add this to an existing laravel application?
Regards
Byron
Replies (5)
Hi Byron,
If the laravel application you are creating is fresh I recommend using the Metronic Laravel version.
Otherwise, you'll have to copy and paste the assets from Metronic into your laravel project(Public folder) & adjust your layout to meet them. You can simple copy the HTML & assets and create blade files to accomplish this.
If the laravel application you are creating is fresh I recommend using the Metronic Laravel version.
Otherwise, you'll have to copy and paste the assets from Metronic into your laravel project(Public folder) & adjust your layout to meet them. You can simple copy the HTML & assets and create blade files to accomplish this.
Thanks so far,
but what about dependencies and plugins etc.
surely there is a lot more than just the assets.
Regards
Byron
but what about dependencies and plugins etc.
surely there is a lot more than just the assets.
Regards
Byron
Hi,
At the moment, no other way than to move the files manually. At least, you have to move these folders from Metronic Laravel into your own Laravel.
Thanks
At the moment, no other way than to move the files manually. At least, you have to move these folders from Metronic Laravel into your own Laravel.
- app/Core/
- config/demo1/ (depending on your choice of demo)
- config/global/
- app/Http/Controllers/PagesController.php
- app/View/Components/
- app/helpers.php
- resources/assets
- resources/views/
- composer.json
- webpack.mix.js (do not need to replace yours, but you can copy the content and move into your existing webpack config file)
Thanks
Hi @Faizel,
thanks for your help so far.
I am not sure what you mean by the last line,
"webpack.mix.js (do not need to replace yours, but you can copy the content and move into your existing webpack config file)"
could you explain a bit more please?
Regards
Byron
thanks for your help so far.
I am not sure what you mean by the last line,
"webpack.mix.js (do not need to replace yours, but you can copy the content and move into your existing webpack config file)"
could you explain a bit more please?
Regards
Byron
Hi,
Probably, you already have your own config for the webpack.mix.js file. So you can merge the content. If the file is a default file from Laravel, you can just replace it.
Thanks
Probably, you already have your own config for the webpack.mix.js file. So you can merge the content. If the file is a default file from Laravel, you can just replace it.
Thanks
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