The contents of Laravel 2,4,7, probably other demos are identical
Hi,
The contents of Laravel demo 2, demo 4, demo 7 (probably others also) inside the zips are identical (binary compared with sub-folders), all had the name metronic_v8.0.36_laravel.zip when downloaded.
is this intentional? In my opinion, If a single 90MB archive is enough for all nine, then I suppose you could just place a single archive and append an addition info about this to avoid confusion. In any case, I just can't figure out how can I activate a particular demo view for a laravel installation.
Thanks
The contents of Laravel demo 2, demo 4, demo 7 (probably others also) inside the zips are identical (binary compared with sub-folders), all had the name metronic_v8.0.36_laravel.zip when downloaded.
is this intentional? In my opinion, If a single 90MB archive is enough for all nine, then I suppose you could just place a single archive and append an addition info about this to avoid confusion. In any case, I just can't figure out how can I activate a particular demo view for a laravel installation.
Thanks
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Hi,
My guess is it is intentional especially because they all have different assets & blade files because of the way they look.
Once you run
for whatever demo you are trying to use. NPM will install the assets to the corresponding theme you're trying to use.
As far as the functionality (Auth scaffolding & logging system) out of the box. You're correct it is the same for each demo ,but the different is the look and feel.
As far as how to activate a particular demo for Laravel reference documentation is Here
My guess is it is intentional especially because they all have different assets & blade files because of the way they look.
Once you run
npm run dev --demo2for whatever demo you are trying to use. NPM will install the assets to the corresponding theme you're trying to use.
As far as the functionality (Auth scaffolding & logging system) out of the box. You're correct it is the same for each demo ,but the different is the look and feel.
As far as how to activate a particular demo for Laravel reference documentation is Here
Eric, thanks. It makes sense now. The problem in my understanding was because the README.md file inside the demo packages lacked the corresponding demo-switching information, I used it for the installation process. I suggest for developers to fix this in the readme file if it's possible.
HI,
All demos for Laravel are in one zip file. Thanks, Eric Moss for the details.
We will update README.md for more detailed information.
Thanks
All demos for Laravel are in one zip file. Thanks, Eric Moss for the details.
We will update README.md for more detailed information.
Thanks
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