https://github.com/sally-framework/laravel-dashboard
Simple Laravel Dashboard for statistics
https://github.com/sally-framework/laravel-dashboard
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Simple Laravel Dashboard for statistics
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/sally-framework/laravel-dashboard
- Owner: Sally-Framework
- License: mit
- Created: 2020-03-13T15:21:10.000Z (over 5 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2020-04-25T18:26:04.000Z (about 5 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-02-03T14:12:08.491Z (5 months ago)
- Topics: admin-dashboard, dashboard, dashboards, laravel, laravel-framework
- Language: PHP
- Homepage:
- Size: 5.76 MB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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Sally Dashboard
===============
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This is simple dashboard with charts which will save statistics of your projects. Easy to use. Beautiful in action.
# Getting Started
## Install
First of all download package via composer run the following command
```bash
$ composer require sally/dashboard
```
Add Service Provider to `config/app.php` in `providers` section
```php
\Sally\Dashboard\DashboardServiceProvider::class,
```
Then run this command to publish assets
```bash
$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Sally\Dashboard\DashboardServiceProvider"
```
Add a route in your web routes file:
```php
Route::get('dashboard', '\Sally\Dashboard\Controller\DashboardController@index');
```
if you are doing fine you will see something like this
## Alright, now i can see demo statistics on my page, how can i pass my own statistic?
Create your own class which will extends from
\Sally\Dashboard\Domain\Statistic\AbstractStatisticFiller and put this class wherever you want.
In this class you will generate your statistics objects.
```php
app->bind(
AbstractStatisticFiller::class,
StatisticFiller::class
);
}
```
_You can create statistics object by using nature factory or StatisticFacade class._
## Example
```php
addStatistic(
StatisticCreator::createText('Test Card 1', 100)
);
$this->addStatistic(
StatisticCreator::createText('Test Card 2', 200)
);
$this->addStatistic(
StatisticCreator::createText('Test Card 3', 'You also can pass string')
);
$this->addStatistic(
StatisticCreator::createDiagramPie('Demo Pie', [
'Test Value 1' => 200,
'Test Value 2' => 200,
'Test Value 3' => 200,
])
);
$this->addStatistic(
StatisticCreator::createDiagramDoughnut('Demo Doughnut', [
'Test Value 1' => 200,
'Test Value 2' => 200,
'Test Value 3' => 200,
])
);
$this->addStatistic(
StatisticCreator::createDiagramLine('Demo Line', [
'25.04.2020' => [
'Test Value 1' => 100,
'Test Value 2' => 200,
'Test Value 3' => 300,
],
'26.04.2020' => [
'Test Value 1' => 400,
'Test Value 2' => 500,
'Test Value 3' => 600,
],
'27.04.2020' => [
'Test Value 1' => 240,
'Test Value 2' => 350,
'Test Value 3' => 450,
],
])
);
}
}
```
If your StatisticFiller class looks like this - you will see this
You can also use Factory
```php
addStatistic(
$this->getFactory()->getCommonFactory()->text('Test Card 1', 100)
);
$this->addStatistic(
$this->getFactory()->getCommonFactory()->text('Test Card 2', 200)
);
$this->addStatistic(
$this->getFactory()->getCommonFactory()->text('Test Card 3', 'You also can pass string')
);
$pie = $this->getFactory()->getDiagramFactory()->pie('Demo Pie');
$pie->addItem('Test Value 1', 200);
$pie->addItem('Test Value 2', 200);
$pie->addItem('Test Value 3', 200);
$this->addStatistic($pie);
$dougnut = $this->getFactory()->getDiagramFactory()->doughnut('Demo Doughnut');
$dougnut->addItem('Test Value 1', 200);
$dougnut->addItem('Test Value 2', 200);
$dougnut->addItem('Test Value 3', 200);
$this->addStatistic($dougnut);
$line = $this->getFactory()->getDiagramFactory()->line('Demo Line');
$line->addItem('Test Value 1', 100, '25.04.2020');
$line->addItem('Test Value 2', 200, '25.04.2020');
$line->addItem('Test Value 3', 300, '25.04.2020');
$line->addItem('Test Value 1', 400, '26.04.2020');
$line->addItem('Test Value 2', 500, '26.04.2020');
$line->addItem('Test Value 3', 600, '26.04.2020');
$line->addItem('Test Value 1', 240, '27.04.2020');
$line->addItem('Test Value 2', 350, '27.04.2020');
$line->addItem('Test Value 3', 450, '27.04.2020');
$this->addStatistic($line);
}
}
```
## Screenshots
