schoolaid/nadota

Nadota

Laravel admin panel package for resource-based CRUD interfaces, similar to Laravel Nova — API-driven, built for an Inertia/SPA frontend.

Nadota lets you build administrative interfaces for Eloquent models through Resource classes that declare how data is displayed, validated, filtered, related, and authorized. It exposes everything as a REST/JSON API your frontend consumes.

• Package: schoolaid/nadota
• Version: 1.1.4
• Namespace: SchoolAid\Nadota

Features

• Resource-based architecture — define admin panels declaratively
• 35+ field types — text, numeric, date/time, boolean, selection, file/media, code/JSON, signature, dynamic, computed, and layout fields
• 11 relationship types — BelongsTo, HasOne, HasMany, BelongsToMany, HasManyThrough, HasOneThrough, MorphTo, MorphOne, MorphMany, MorphToMany, MorphedByMany
• Advanced filtering — built-in filters (boolean, date, range, select, relation, exists, morph) plus custom filters
• Sorting & searching — per-field configuration
• Authorization — Laravel policy integration with granular per-field gates
• Actions & Action Events — bulk/row operations with built-in audit logging
• Attachments — attach/detach/sync for relation fields
• Exports — CSV and Excel
• Soft deletes — trashed listing, restore, force delete

Requirements

• PHP ^8.2 | ^8.3
• Laravel ^11.0 | ^12.0

Installation

composer require schoolaid/nadota

Publish the configuration (optional — it is also merged automatically):

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="SchoolAid\Nadota\NadotaServiceProvider" --tag="nadota-config"

See the Installation guide for migrations and the optional provider stub.

Quick Start

Create a resource in app/Nadota (auto-discovered):

<?php

namespace App\Nadota;

use SchoolAid\Nadota\Resource;
use SchoolAid\Nadota\Http\Requests\NadotaRequest;
use SchoolAid\Nadota\Http\Fields\Input;
use SchoolAid\Nadota\Http\Fields\Email;
use SchoolAid\Nadota\Http\Fields\Relations\BelongsTo;

class UserResource extends Resource
{
    public string $model = \App\Models\User::class;

    public function fields(NadotaRequest $request): array
    {
        return [
            Input::make('Name', 'name')->sortable()->searchable()->required(),
            Email::make('Email', 'email')->rules(['email', 'unique:users,email'])->searchable(),
            BelongsTo::make('Role', 'role')
                ->relatedModel(\App\Models\Role::class)
                ->relationAttribute('name')
                ->filterable(),
        ];
    }
}

The resource is served under the nadota-api prefix:

GET    /nadota-api/users
POST   /nadota-api/users
GET    /nadota-api/users/{id}
PUT    /nadota-api/users/{id}
DELETE /nadota-api/users/{id}

Full walkthrough: Quick Start.

Documentation

Complete documentation lives in docs/:

• Getting Started — Installation · Quick Start · Configuration
• Guides — Resources · Authorization · Lifecycle Hooks · Actions · Action Events · Attachments · Exports · Soft Deletes · Menu
• Fields — Overview · Basic · Relations · Dynamic · Depends On · Custom
• Filters — Overview · Built-in · Morph
• API — Overview · Routes · Responses · Filtering
• Internals — Architecture · Pipeline

Testing

composer test            # run the Pest suite
composer test-coverage   # with coverage
./vendor/bin/pest tests/Unit/Fields/InputTest.php   # a single file

Code Quality

composer analyse   # PHPStan static analysis
composer format    # Laravel Pint

License

The MIT License (MIT). See the license field in composer.json.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.