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Hey guys, I just discovered twill for laravel and my mind is blown. So far I have been able to follow the tutorials you guys put up in youtube and I'm very amazed by how much effort and ingenuity that must have come into this project. My dev lead introduced me to this. So far I've been able to do my tasks with ease, but I'm stuck with how I should approach this new requirement. Is it possible to use your modules structure so I can manage the users table from laravel on CMS front end? Is there any documentation that exists somewhere that I could read in order for me to replicate your models and file structure the same way when I use your CRUD modules? Please forgive my bad english, it's not my first language. If there is something wrong with my question, or if it's not comprehensible, please let me know so I can clarify. |
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Hi @khrelian, this is definitely possible. I don't know of a full example of this but essentially, you would need to create a Not too long ago, I had a similar requirement for a project. I needed to create a Hope this can help! |
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For anyone else trying to create a module that will manage users from laravel's native users table. Hope this helps.
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Hi @khrelian, this is definitely possible. I don't know of a full example of this but essentially, you would need to create a
Users
module and swap out the generated model with Laravel's ownUser
model.Not too long ago, I had a similar requirement for a project. I needed to create a
Profiles
module and automatically attach a profile to new user records. I created a short guide for that use case:https://gist.github.com/pboivin/d20d23ae130ea9a112ee49dd98f00239
Hope this can help!