- Create a database and add the connection details to
.env - Run migrations with
php artisan migrate - Run seeders with
php artisan db:seed
- Run the server with
php artisan serve
- Log in with the username
[email protected]and passwordadmin12345. Change the password after logging in.
Configuration of the Voyager admin panel are saved in database tables. The defaults are seeded by files in database/seeders. Any changes need to be kept up to date in these seeders, to ensure easy deployment.
Reference for which seeder file (all in database/seeders) contains what:
MenuItemsTableSeeder.php-> Create new menu entries hereDataTypesTableSeeder.php-> Register BREAD for new tables hereDataRowsTableSeeder.php-> Configure the details for every field in said tablesPermissionsTableSeeder.php-> Add the BREAD permissions to table
For new tables:
- Create a new seeder file for the table (see below on how to generate this)
- Register the seeder file in
DatabaseSeeder.php.
This can be done at /admin/settings. It reads and writes to the settings table in the database. So, in order to preserve the settings for future deployments, make sure to update its seed with php artisan iseed settings.
- Generate migrations for all tables
php artisan migrate:generate
- Or for one
php artisan migrate:generate --tables="my_table"
- Generate seeders
php artisan iseed my_table
For traffic analytics, we use Umami, which is an open-source and self-hosted framework that enables simple analytics (pageviews, devices used and referrers). The analytics server is hosted on http://analytics.watkanikdoen.nl/.
- https://overflow.no/blog/2020/9/26/setting-umami-analytics-linux-using-docker/
- https://github.com/mikecao/umami
SEO tags are generated by artesoas/seotools. Config can be found in config/seotools.php. It is good practice to keep the sitemap.xml up to date. Update it with:
\Spatie\Sitemap\SitemapGenerator::create('<domain>')->writeToFile('public/sitemap.xml');
Cookie notice is created with this package and only enables the umami site analytics once accepted.
- Compiling multiple JS environments (public site/admin) with Laravel Mix: https://github.com/omnichronous/multimix
- Localization in Laravel routes https://github.com/mcamara/laravel-localization
- For Date localizations: jenssegers/date
- For icons: Blade Icons with the Ant Design package
- For Search: Algolia (Potential free credits for NGOs via this form).
- For Dutch Cities: PDOK API
You can embed a part of the Watkanikdoen.nl website into your own webpage, using our 'widget'. The following exaxmple shows an example of an embedding.
<html>
<iframe width="100%" height="500" src="https://watkanikdoen.nl/widget?limit=100&show_past=false" style="border: none" sandbox="allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups" allowfullscreen >
</iframe>
</html>You can use the following parameters (all optional) to filter the results of the acties api:
- q: The query string to search in title and description
- keywords: A comma-separated list of keywords to filter
- themes: an array of themes to filter by, e.g.
...&themes[]=16&themes[]=28&... - categories: an array of categories to filter by, same syntax as themes
- organizer: the organizer id
- coordinates: comma-separated latitude and longitude required for distance filter, e.g.
...&coordinates=52.04603756,5.68489658&... - distance: the maximum distance (in km) from coordinates an action have
- show_past: boolean, whether to show past actions
- limit: maximum number of actions to return