Package development with UI

Hey everyone.
Is there any standard and/or automated way, to run a webapp within the package repository?
I was expecting some like this:

# First, task: Use package skeleton template to create repo

# Previous task done, I run this, and initial config gets done, great!
php ./configure.php

# Now I would like to visit the UI, without setup a new project somewhere on my disk, config "composer repo path", etc
# I'm imagining here! I would like to run something like
php ./setup-wrapper-app.php
cd wrapper-app
php artisan serve

# First, task: Use package skeleton template to create repo

# Previous task done, I run this, and initial config gets done, great!
php ./configure.php

# Now I would like to visit the UI, without setup a new project somewhere on my disk, config "composer repo path", etc
# I'm imagining here! I would like to run something like
php ./setup-wrapper-app.php
cd wrapper-app
php artisan serve

Best I can think of is going through the Orchestra-Dusk path, since probably it will have a running instance.

Is there a better way? Thanks

Filament•2y ago

Patricio

Package development with UI

Hey everyone.
Is there any standard and/or automated way, to run a webapp within the package repository?
I was expecting some like this:

# First, task: Use package skeleton template to create repo

# Previous task done, I run this, and initial config gets done, great!
php ./configure.php

# Now I would like to visit the UI, without setup a new project somewhere on my disk, config "composer repo path", etc
# I'm imagining here! I would like to run something like
php ./setup-wrapper-app.php
cd wrapper-app
php artisan serve

# First, task: Use package skeleton template to create repo

# Previous task done, I run this, and initial config gets done, great!
php ./configure.php

# Now I would like to visit the UI, without setup a new project somewhere on my disk, config "composer repo path", etc
# I'm imagining here! I would like to run something like
php ./setup-wrapper-app.php
cd wrapper-app
php artisan serve

Best I can think of is going through the Orchestra-Dusk path, since probably it will have a running instance.

Is there a better way? Thanks

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