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Ti Theme Orange Laravel Package
tastyigniter/ti-theme-orange
Orange is a modern, responsive TastyIgniter restaurant theme built with Laravel Livewire and Bootstrap. It offers AJAX add-to-cart, single or two-page checkout, theme editor options, and static pages—ideal for cafes, bars, bakeries, and food delivery.
Orange is a modern, responsive theme for the TastyIgniter restaurant platform, built on Laravel Livewire and Bootstrap. It's ideal for restaurants, cafes, bars, bakeries, and food delivery services, and is designed for easy customization via the Blade templating engine.
- Clean, mobile-friendly responsive layout
- AJAX add-to-cart and flexible single or two-page checkout
- Customizable options via the Theme Editor
- Supports static pages, navigation menus, and SEO Manager
- Lightweight and optimized for speed
Frequently asked questions about Ti Theme Orange
- Does tastyigniter/ti-theme-orange work without TastyIgniter?
- No. Orange is a TastyIgniter theme, not a standalone Laravel package, and it assumes TastyIgniter core components such as LocationData, CartBox, Checkout, and Booking. Extending it outside TastyIgniter carries high integration risk because the AJAX cart and checkout flows are tied to TastyIgniter data models. If you are not on TastyIgniter, treat this as a reference UI rather than a drop-in theme.
- How do I install and activate the Orange theme in a Laravel TastyIgniter app?
- Install it with Composer using the package name tastyigniter/ti-theme-orange inside a TastyIgniter v4.x project, then activate Orange from the admin Themes area. After activation, use the Theme Editor to set colors, layout, and other runtime options. Confirm your TastyIgniter, Laravel, Livewire, and Bootstrap versions before installing to avoid frontend conflicts.
- Which Laravel, Livewire, and Bootstrap versions does Orange support?
- The assessment recommends Laravel 9 or 10, Livewire 3.x, and Bootstrap 5, with TastyIgniter v4.x as the mandatory platform baseline. The v4.3.0 forgot-password fix uses Laravel's Illuminate\Support\Timebox, which is available in supported Laravel versions. Verify the exact TastyIgniter and Laravel matrix for your project before upgrading.
- Can I customize the Orange theme with Blade templates and the Theme Editor?
- Yes. The theme uses Blade templates under resources/views/igniter/orange, so you can override layout, appearance, and view behavior. The admin Theme Editor handles runtime options such as colors and layouts, while JavaScript hooks such as checkout.js let you adjust checkout behavior. Keep overrides organized so future theme updates are easier to merge.
- Does Orange support AJAX add-to-cart and single or two-page checkout?
- Yes. Orange includes AJAX add-to-cart buttons and supports flexible single-page or two-page checkout flows. Those flows are implemented with Livewire components and TastyIgniter business logic, so custom changes should be tested against the CartBox and Checkout components. Use the checkout.js hooks for targeted modifications rather than rewriting the core flow.
- What does v4.3.0 change about forgot-password security and timing?
- v4.3.0 equalizes forgot-password response timing with Laravel's Timebox to reduce email enumeration through timing differences. That change means the theme participates in an authentication flow, not just presentation, so auth views and routes are part of its contract. If you have custom auth templates, reconcile them with the updated controller to avoid silently reverting the fix.
- Is the Orange theme safe for production authentication flows?
- The theme has addressed known issues, including a cookie-message XSS fix in v4.1.6 and the forgot-password timing fix in v4.3.0. However, the assessment notes that equivalent enumeration exposure on login, register, and reset-confirm endpoints is outside that fix's stated scope. Review those endpoints separately and keep the theme updated before relying on it in production auth flows.
- Will the Orange theme conflict with Tailwind, Alpine.js, or older Bootstrap?
- Orange is built on Bootstrap 5 and Livewire, so it may conflict with older Bootstrap versions, Tailwind-based layouts, or non-Livewire frontend logic. Test the theme against your existing CSS and JavaScript stack, and isolate theme assets if needed. If you override Blade templates for branding, check that Livewire component behavior still works after your changes.
- What performance overhead does the Orange theme add?
- The theme is described as lightweight and optimized for speed, and pagination plus eager loading in v4.1.2+ help reduce overhead. The v4.3.0 forgot-password timing fix adds only a small fixed delay to that endpoint. The bigger performance risk is frontend conflict or data-model mismatch, not the theme's baseline rendering.
- Is tastyigniter/ti-theme-orange actively maintained, and what should I consider before choosing it?
- TastyIgniter is actively maintained, and the Orange theme now shows a security-patch cadence, but theme-specific updates may still lag core releases. Before choosing it, confirm your TastyIgniter version, auth customization needs, and frontend stack. If TastyIgniter lock-in is unacceptable, evaluate other TastyIgniter themes or a custom Blade and Livewire theme instead.
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