Other Configuration
Laravel Mix
Laravel Vite
Livewire

Laravel Mix

IMPORTANT

Please, be sure you're familiar with Laravel Mix before changing or using this configuration.

If you want to use Laravel Mix to compile assets and plugins into single files instead of publishing all the assets and plugins files in the /public/vendor folder, start by installing the following NPM packages:

npm i @fortawesome/fontawesome-free
npm i icheck-bootstrap
npm i overlayscrollbars

Now, add the following to your bootstrap.js file after window.$ = window.jQuery = require('jquery');:

require('overlayscrollbars');
require('bootstrap');
require('../../vendor/almasaeed2010/adminlte/dist/js/adminlte');

Also, replace your app.scss content by the following:

// Fonts
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Source+Sans+Pro:300,400,600,700,300italic,400italic,600italic');
@import '~@fortawesome/fontawesome-free/css/all.css';
// OverlayScrollbars
@import '~overlayscrollbars/css/OverlayScrollbars.css';
// iCheck
@import '~icheck-bootstrap/icheck-bootstrap.css';
// AdminLTE
@import '../../vendor/almasaeed2010/adminlte/dist/css/adminlte.css';
// Bootstrap
// Already imported by AdminLTE
//@import '~bootstrap/scss/bootstrap';

Laravel Mix config before v3.14.0

After preparing the Laravel Mix vendor files, set the enabled_laravel_mix configuration option to true to enable the load of css/app.css & js/app.js files that are located in the public folder.

• enabled_laravel_mix

  Enables Laravel Mix specific css/js load in master layout.

Also, you can change the paths used to lookup for the compiled JS and CSS files using the next configuration options.

• laravel_mix_css_path

  Path (including file name) to the compiled CSS file. This path should be relative to the public folder. Default value is css/app.css

• laravel_mix_js_path

  Path (including file name) to the compiled JS file. This path should be relative to the public folder. Default value is js/app.js

Laravel Mix config after v3.14.0

For backward compatibility, we still support the old Laravel Mix configuration in newest version, however we recommend migrating to the new one as explained below.

To use Laravel Mix assets bundling tool after v3.14.0, set the laravel_asset_bundling configuration option to 'mix' to enable the load of css/app.css & js/app.js files that are located in the public folder.

Also, you can change the paths used to lookup for the compiled JS and CSS files using the next configuration options.

• laravel_css_path

  Path (including file name) to the compiled CSS file. This path should be relative to the public folder. Default value is css/app.css

• laravel_js_path

  Path (including file name) to the compiled JS file. This path should be relative to the public folder. Default value is js/app.js

Laravel Vite

IMPORTANT

Please, be sure you're familiar with Laravel Vite before changing or using this configuration.

IMPORTANT

Native support to Laravel Vite was added on version v3.14.0, so avoid using the options explained below on old package versions.

To use the Laravel Vite assets bundling tool with this package, set the laravel_asset_bundling configuration option to 'vite' or 'vite-js-only' (if you expect to import your CSS via JavaScript) to enable the load of your bundled assets in the master layout.

Also, you can change the paths used to lookup for the bundled JS and CSS files using the next configuration options.

• laravel_css_path

  Path (including file name) to the bundled CSS file. This path should be relative to the root folder. Default value is resources/css/app.css if the configuration option does not exists.

• laravel_js_path

  Path (including file name) to the bundled JS file. This path should be relative to the root folder. Default value is resources/js/app.js if the configuration option does not exists.

Livewire

IMPORTANT

Please, be sure you're familiar with Livewire before changing or using this configuration.

This option provides support to the Livewire package. Before enabling livewire support, you must install the livewire package using composer:

composer require livewire/livewire

After that, just enable livewire support in the configuration file:

/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Livewire configuration
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Here we can modify the livewire configuration.
|
*/

'livewire' => true,

This will setup the @livewireStyles and the @livewireScripts directives correctly on the master.blade.php blade file of this package, as explained on the Livewire Documentation.