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Your app is generated.
Here's how it works.
Guides and reference for every file Codecannon writes: the Laravel API, the Vue UI, Docker and CI/CD. Read it, extend it, ship it.
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api/✓app/Http/Controllers/CRUD controllers ✓app/Helpers/Filter · Relation · Seeder ✓database/migrations/Migrations ✓routes/api.phpRoutes ui/✓src/models/Model · Api · States ✓src/views/List · Edit ✓src/components/Forms · Relation widgets infrastructure✓docker-compose.ymlDocker ✓deliverables/k8s/Kubernetes ✓.github/workflows/CI/CD
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01Getting StartedCreate an account, generate your first app and run it locally with a single command.02EssentialsArchitecture, authentication, user management, testing, CI/CD, Docker and Kubernetes.03FrontendThe Model, Api and States trinity, form utilities, the query builder and shared components.04BackendCRUD controllers and the helpers behind filtering, relations, seeding and search.05Generated FilesA file-by-file tour of everything Codecannon writes into your repository.06APISignatures, options and return types for every composable, component and helper.
The short version
Schema in. App out. Then it's yours.
01DefineDescribe your app to the assistant or model it by hand in the builder: modules, columns, relations.Generating applications02GenerateCodecannon writes the Laravel API, the Vue UI, tests, Docker and CI/CD. Same schema, same code, every time.Architecture overview03RunClone the delivered repository, copy the example env files and bring the whole stack up locally.
$docker compose upLocal setup