- Build Laravel apps admin panels fast - Filament
Filament is a powerful open-source UI framework for Laravel Build and ship apps admin panels fast with Livewire
- Documentation - Filament
Filament Documentation From first install to production-ready apps: Everything you need to build with confidence
- What is Filament? - Filament
Introduction Filament is a Server-Driven UI (SDUI) framework for Laravel It allows you to define user interfaces entirely in PHP using structured configuration objects, rather than traditional templating Built on top of Livewire, Alpine js, and Tailwind CSS, Filament empowers you to build full-featured interfaces like admin panels, dashboards, and form-based apps, all without writing custom
- Getting started - Filament
Introduction to Filament Watch the Rapid Laravel Development with Filament series on Laracasts - it will teach you how to get started with the resources
- Installation - Filament
This command creates config filament php, where you can configure options like the default filesystem disk, file generation flags, and UI defaults Re-run the publish command any time you want to pull in newly added configuration keys before tweaking them to suit your project
- Installation - Filament
Caching Filament components If you’re not using the filament:optimize command, you may wish to consider running php artisan filament:cache-components in your deployment script, especially if you have large numbers of components (resources, pages, widgets, relation managers, custom Livewire components, etc )
- Getting started - Filament
Overview Filament’s form package allows you to easily build dynamic forms in your app You can use it to add a form to any Livewire component Additionally, it’s used within other Filament packages to render forms within app resources, action modals, table filters, and more Learning how to build forms is essential to learning how to use these Filament packages This guide will walk you
- Plugins - Filament
Extend your Filament projects with community-built plugins, from new field types to themes and starter kits
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