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Laravel Ui Coreui Laravel Package
infyomlabs/laravel-ui-coreui
Laravel UI preset that scaffolds authentication and app layouts using the CoreUI admin dashboard theme. Generates Blade views, routes, and controllers for login, registration, password reset, and email verification with a clean Bootstrap-based CoreUI interface.
Laravel frontend preset for CoreUI Theme
Frequently asked questions about Laravel Ui Coreui
- How do I install infyomlabs/laravel-ui-coreui in a Laravel app?
- Install it with Composer using composer require infyomlabs/laravel-ui-coreui, then run the Laravel UI preset command for CoreUI, typically with the --auth flag to scaffold authentication. The package is a Laravel UI frontend preset, so it plugs into the existing php artisan ui workflow rather than replacing it. Check the README for the exact preset name and any publish or asset steps before running it in an existing app.
- Which Laravel versions does laravel-ui-coreui support?
- The v3.0.0 release notes explicitly state that Laravel 8 support was added, so Laravel 8 is the only version confirmed in the available evidence. Earlier releases likely targeted older Laravel versions, but the package metadata and Composer constraints are not included here. Verify the illuminate/support constraint in composer.json before adopting it.
- Does laravel-ui-coreui support Laravel 9, Laravel 10, or Laravel 11?
- There is no confirmed support for Laravel 9, 10, or 11 in the release notes provided; only Laravel 8 is named. Laravel UI presets are sensitive to framework changes in auth routes, Blade components, and model namespaces, so do not assume forward compatibility. Test in a throwaway app or check Packagist and the repository for newer tagged releases.
- What auth scaffolding does the CoreUI Laravel UI preset generate?
- The preset scaffolds Blade views, routes, and controllers for login, registration, password reset, and email verification. It also provides application layouts built on the CoreUI V3 admin dashboard theme, which is Bootstrap-based. The goal is to give you a working auth flow and admin-style UI shell rather than a full application kit.
- How is infyomlabs/laravel-ui-coreui different from the default laravel/ui Bootstrap preset?
- It uses the same Laravel UI preset mechanism as the default Bootstrap and Tailwind presets, but swaps the generated frontend for CoreUI V3 admin layouts and views. That means you keep Laravel UI's auth controllers and route conventions while getting a dashboard-oriented Bootstrap theme. It is not a replacement for Laravel Breeze or Jetstream.
- Can I customize the generated CoreUI Blade views and layouts?
- Yes, the generated Blade views and layouts are published into your application, so you can edit them like any other view. Treat the preset as a one-time scaffold and commit the generated files before customizing, because re-running the preset command can overwrite changes. Keep your own components and styles separate from generated files where possible.
- Do I need Node.js or npm to use this CoreUI Laravel UI preset?
- The available description does not specify whether CoreUI assets are published, loaded from a CDN, or compiled through npm. CoreUI V3 itself is distributed as CSS and JavaScript packages, so many setups will use npm or a CDN. Check the package README for asset publishing or build instructions before assuming a Node toolchain is required.
- What changed in infyomlabs/laravel-ui-coreui v3.0.0 and is there an upgrade guide?
- The only documented change in v3.0.0 is added Laravel 8 support, but a major version bump usually also means dropped older Laravel or PHP versions. No upgrade guide is mentioned in the evidence, so review the full v2-to-v3 diff and the Composer constraints before upgrading. If you are pinned to Laravel 6 or 7, assume the upgrade may break until proven otherwise.
- Is laravel-ui-coreui compatible with Laravel 8 App\Models namespaces and class-based factories?
- That compatibility is not confirmed. Laravel 8 changed the default model namespace to App\Models and moved factories to class-based Database\Factories, and a preset that assumes App\User or string-based model resolution can still fail in a modern Laravel 8 app. Test the generated auth flows in a fresh Laravel 8 project using the App\Models\User model before relying on it.
- Is infyomlabs/laravel-ui-coreui maintained and safe for production, or should I use Laravel Breeze or Jetstream?
- Maintenance activity, issue response, and release cadence are not included in the evidence, so treat long-term maintenance as unverified. Because this is a scaffolding preset rather than a runtime dependency, the risk is mostly confined to the generated views and auth code you commit. If you want an actively maintained first-party starting point, compare Laravel Breeze, Jetstream, and the default laravel/ui presets before adopting this package.
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