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Dashboard Module Laravel Package
idavoll/dashboard-module
A Laravel/PHP dashboard module for adding structured dashboard pages and widgets to your application. It aims to fit common Laravel conventions, offering a foundation for admin, reporting, or project dashboards without heavy setup.
[READ ONLY] see AsgardCMS/Platform
Frequently asked questions about Dashboard Module
- Is idavoll/dashboard-module compatible with current Laravel versions?
- No. The module targets AsgardCMS on a pinned legacy Laravel 5.x-era stack, and the assessment found no signal that anyone has installed it against a current framework version. Verify the composer.json constraints yourself before assuming compatibility.
- Can I use idavoll/dashboard-module in a standard Laravel application?
- No. idavoll/dashboard-module is an AsgardCMS module that expects Asgard's module manifest, admin theme, asset pipeline, and Sentinel-based permissions. In a conventional Laravel app it has effectively zero architectural fit. Use Filament, Laravel Nova, or a hand-rolled dashboard instead.
- What license does idavoll/dashboard-module use?
- The license resolves to NOASSERTION, meaning there are no SPDX-verifiable terms. That is a procurement and legal blocker until counsel confirms redistribution and modification rights. Do not spend engineering time before the license clears.
- How do I install idavoll/dashboard-module?
- It is Composer-installable in principle, but only meaningfully inside an existing AsgardCMS installation. Expect to hand-verify the module manifest, service provider discovery, route registration, view publishing, and translation loading because documentation is thin. The surrounding platform, not the Composer command, is the real constraint.
- What does idavoll/dashboard-module actually do?
- It registers and renders the AsgardCMS admin dashboard, including structured dashboard pages and widgets. Its responsibility is presentation-layer admin UI rather than general-purpose Laravel functionality. That also makes it relatively cheap to abandon or re-implement.
- Is idavoll/dashboard-module actively maintained?
- Treat it as unmaintained. It has 0 stars and 0 dependents, which means no public reference integration, no CVE triage, and no security patches to rely on. Assume you own any fixes if you adopt it.
- What AsgardCMS version do I need for idavoll/dashboard-module?
- The provided context does not pin a supported version, so you must inspect the module manifest and composer.json constraints directly. Build an explicit compatibility matrix covering PHP, Laravel, AsgardCMS, admin theme, and Sentinel permissions. Confirm it installs cleanly in an isolated environment before committing.
- What are the alternatives to idavoll/dashboard-module for Laravel?
- For a conventional Laravel application, Filament, Laravel Nova, or a hand-rolled dashboard are the realistic comparisons. Within AsgardCMS, check whether the core already provides equivalent dashboard functionality to avoid duplication or conflicts.
- How should I test idavoll/dashboard-module before committing?
- Run a time-boxed proof of concept in a disposable branch or container using the exact pinned AsgardCMS version. Confirm module discovery, widget rendering, asset publishing, and translation loading. If the PoC requires patching core or the module just to boot, stop and build forward on a maintained admin panel.
- Should I fork idavoll/dashboard-module or replace it?
- The dashboard is presentation-layer, so replacing it is low-cost. If any Laravel modernization or CMS replacement is on the roadmap, treat this module as a placeholder rather than a foundation. If you do fork, vendor it internally, pin the commit, and record the fork point so future upgrades stay traceable.
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