Support Opscale
At Opscale, we’re passionate about contributing to the open-source community by providing solutions that help businesses scale efficiently. If you’ve found our tools helpful, here are a few ways you can show your support:
⭐ Star this repository to help others discover our work and be part of our growing community. Every star makes a difference!
💬 Share your experience by leaving a review on Trustpilot or sharing your thoughts on social media. Your feedback helps us improve and grow!
📧 Send us feedback on what we can improve at feedback@opscale.co. We value your input to make our tools even better for everyone.
🙏 Get involved by actively contributing to our open-source repositories. Your participation benefits the entire community and helps push the boundaries of what’s possible.
💼 Hire us if you need custom dashboards, admin panels, internal tools or MVPs tailored to your business. With our expertise, we can help you systematize operations or enhance your existing product. Contact us at hire@opscale.co to discuss your project needs.
Thanks for helping Opscale continue to scale! 🚀
Opscale provides open-source Laravel Nova packages designed to empower startups and growing businesses for creating better dashboards, admin panels, internal tools or MVPs. This is our default template for creating new Laravel Nova projects with the best practices.
We use Husky for enforcing code quality rules. If you want to manually fix files with issues, you can run npm run fix. To check which files have problems without fixing them, use npm run lint. Linting will automatically run before committing to ensure code quality standards are maintained.
Laravel Nova generates a lot of requests, which can lead to slow performance in Vapor or local deployment via Docker, even when using PHP-FPM. To address this, Octane is used by default for improved performance. When running the project locally, remember to use php artisan octane:start instead of php artisan serve to take advantage of these performance benefits.
For an ease deployment process with everything needed, Vapor is supported and a default GitHub Action deployment pipeline is ready to use. We also support Docker deployment. To build the Docker image, navigate to the docker folder and run:
docker buildx build -t opscale/nova -f Swoole.Alpine.Dockerfile ../ && make upYou can access your Nova app at http://localhost:8000, or if you want to use the Nginx proxy, you can access it at https://localhost. Remember to create the SSL certificates first in /docker/nginx/ssl. Also check /docker/database for the initial database creation script.
TODO: Add support for enforcing software architecture rules
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