Laragon Server Index Page

[LebToki]

Welcome to the Laragon root directory index page!

Attention developers! Are you tired of sifting through a cluttered directory to find your projects and files? Look no further than our customized user interface designed specifically for your Laragon server.

Our UI automatically detects any projects and directories within your root directory, making it easy to manage your work. Plus, we've included an automated auto-detection for popular frameworks like WordPress, Laravel, and Symfony.

We've gone the extra mile to provide a visually appealing and intuitive interface that's easy to navigate, so you can spend more time coding and less time searching for files. And with a responsive design, you can access our UI on any device.

To use our index page, simply replace the default index.php file in your Laragon root directory with our customized index.php file. And don't worry, we've taken care of cleaning up all PHP calls, providing error responses, and removing redundant codes.

This is good enough to be the official index page of Lragon to replace the vanilla Laragon server index page, and offers several key features that make it an essential tool for developers:

*Visually appealing interface: Our index page provides a clean and modern design that is both easy on the eyes and easy to navigate.
*Intuitive project management: With our UI, you can quickly navigate through your projects and directories, making it easy to find the files you need and manage your server more effectively.
*Responsive design: Our index page is designed to work seamlessly on any device, from desktop computers to mobile phones.

How to Use

1. To use our index page, simply replace the default index.php file in your Laragon root directory with our customized index.php file. Once you've done that, you'll be able to access our UI by navigating to the root directory of your Laragon server.
2. Make sure you change your development path (.local) - if you've named your path differently
3. Make sure to upload the icons and css files to the assets directory (or simply import it as is)
4. Make sure to changetheignored directories or add the directories that you don't intend to expose publicly

STAR THE PROJECT TO BE NOTIFIED IN THE FUTURE AND DO COME BACK WITH YOUR FEEDBACK
So what are you waiting for? Head over to our GitHub repo to download our customized index page and enhance your development experience. Don't forget to star the project to stay up-to-date on future improvements, and please share your feedback with us. We're always looking for ways to make our index page even better for you.

Go ahead and get your copy!
from my GitHub Repo

[RobiNN1]

[LebToki]

Let me see what can be done...
why not 👍

[LebToki]

I'm having troubles accessing php latest info !
maybe you guys can help resolve the issue so we can merge it into the next version.

php version is hardcoded issue

[LebToki]

Personally i tested it successfully and can guarantee it works except that it will require probably an ajax call and creation of a second file called scan.php that will scan and fetch the directories their favicon and then closes the animation (if we decide to use one anyway)
frankly it's a bit of a hussle. if you are keen to having it then i have a file that is working but i personally won't go there until i find a better solution :)

Here's the updated function, the downside of using it is that it does take some time and the user might think that it is stalling or an error is generated and the page went into a loop (depends on the number of folders obviously)

dynamic favicon

[LebToki]

This is fixed now and merged into v1.2

The hostname is also hardcoded, but there is a HostnameFormat in laragon.ini, so this can also be retrieved automatically. And seem that it doesn't obtains current ServerName
servername is missing

[kstingel]

just a suggestion: more for the next iteration of Laragon, since it would mean tweaking the application's default index.php

rename your 'index.php' to dashboard.php and (your) entire project could just be unpacked into 'www' directory
... and possibly rename the project to Laragon Dashboard?

[LebToki]

I agree but would be much easier to simply replace the existing index.php since this has more features and functionalities !

[LebToki]

I'm working on a version that would apply a bit from your direction and therefore move additional files to the same assets directory that is being created
@kstingel
@luisAntonioLAGS
I'm introducing what I've promised so would love for you to maintain the Spanish es.json and this way it will save you from hardcoding changes inside the file

[LebToki]

I added an Inbox and brushed up the codebase further
https://github.com/LebToki/Index-for-Laragon
download your 2.2.1 package now

[luisAntonioLAGS]

I modified it so that it is in Spanish. Good job creating this dashboard.
index_laragon_es.zip

[LebToki]

next version will have /assets/languages/en.json (multiple languages) es.json
maintainers will be welcomed and praised too

[LebToki]

@leokhoa
Need your help in providing me these information or exposing them in your new release
Detecting Server Uptime, Memory usage and some other vitals from the whole stack and we can easily plug it in

Server's Mailbox is now crucial part of the Dashboard and loads the message (allows deleting too) in a modal

The Main dashboard now is Multi-Lingual and utilizes Language files

[luisAntonioLAGS]

@leokhoa Need your help in providing me these information or exposing them in your new release Detecting Server Uptime, Memory usage and some other vitals from the whole stack and we can easily plug it in

Server's Mailbox is now crucial part of the Dashboard and loads the message (allows deleting too) in a modal

The Main dashboard now is Multi-Lingual and utilizes Language files

I will do any implementation that I can help you with, lately I have been busy so I missed translating the inbox page, but I would like to be able to support even in the slightest.

[LebToki]

Download the 2.3.3 package as i have moved the sub-pages and language files to /assets/
and this way you can start on the right track

[luisAntonioLAGS]

Download the 2.3.3 package as i have moved the sub-pages and language files to /assets/ and this way you can start on the right track

Ok, Thanks!