The user should be able to:

• Perform CRUD operations for clients, products, discounts and orders.
• Add as many products as you want to an order.
• Add one discount to an order.
• Perform most of these operations through API (saved the discounts).

The interface was totally inspired (if not copied :D) by the Filament project.

Tutorial here!

You should create a specific database, just to perform tests. The connection can be set on Laravel .env.

For example:

$ docker exec -u root -it laradock_mariadb_0 bash

# mysql -p root

mysql> CREATE DATABASE testing;

Defining the connection:

DB_TEST_DATABASE=testing
DB_TEST_USERNAME=root
DB_TEST_PASSWORD=root

• Create the routes protection, login and register page.
• Allow multiple items deletion on table.
• Allow the sidebar opening on small resolutions.
• Create API endpoints for the discount use and creation.

I've documented here some of my train of though I had along the development of this dashboard.

• Laravel 8
• Tailwind
• Livewire