#Installation

Laracube can be installed using composer.

composer require laracube/laracube

Once the package has been installed via composer run laracube:install artisan command.

php artisan laracube:install

After running this command, verify that the App\Providers\LaracubeServiceProvider was added to the providers array in your app configuration file. If it wasn't, you should add it manually. If your application uses a different namespace you will need to update it accordingly.

#Directory Structure

Once you have installed the package, you would see the package be structured like this:

.
│── app/Laracube
│   ├── Collections/
│   ├── Reports/
│   └── Resources/
│── app/Providers/
│   └── LaracubeServiceProvider.php
│── resources/views/vendor/laracube/partials/
│   ├── footer.blade.php
│   ├── logo.blade.php
│   ├── navigation.blade.php
│   └── user.blade.php
└── public/vendor/laracube/
    ├── img/
    ├── app.css
    ├── app.js
    ├── app.js.LICENSE.txt
    └── mix-manifest.json

🙌 Wohoo! Basic installation of Laracube is now complete, head over to the Authorizing Laracube to set the authorization and see how to access the platform.