Prasso is an open-source rapid prototyping and app development platform. It includes both a mobile app and an API backend site.

The Prasso API serves data and pages to the mobile app. It provides the backend that enables low-code assembly of functional web and mobile apps.

• Simplified app prototyping
• Customization options
• Time savings compared to traditional development
• Robust and scalable Laravel API backend
• Easy integration with tools like Firebase
• Comprehensive documentation

Prasso allows you to quickly build a mobile app by configuring tabs in the admin that point to pages served by the Prasso API. This enables rapid validation and iteration on app ideas.

Smart Construction: Easily create customized mobile and web applications using Prasso's all-in-one platform template. Benefit from our streamlined app prototype process, single setup form, and rapid prototyping tool, all engineered to boost your development workflow.

Verified Stability: Benefit from a stable Laravel framework-based API backend, seamless user registration, app configuration with tabs and views, and team-based association and roles, ensuring your app's stability and reliability.

Effortless Coding: Experience the ease of Prasso's Low-Code functionality, transforming your ideas into fully functional apps. Our template seamlessly combines a robust backend API with a mobile app interface, ready to manage every aspect of your business operations with simplicity and efficiency.

Rapid Validation: Validate your app concept swiftly through rapid deployment, and showcase business information while effortlessly serving Prasso apps through the API.

User-Friendly Experience: Enjoy easy setup and integration with Firebase, access extensive documentation, and receive friendly support every step of the way. Faxt.com is open-source and licensed under MIT for seamless customization and collaboration.

• PHP 8.2 or higher
• Composer
• Node.js and npm
• MySQL 5.7+ or MariaDB 10.3+
• Git

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/prasso_api.git cd prasso_api

2. Install PHP dependencies

   composer install

   This will install all required PHP packages including:

   • Laravel Framework 11.0
   • Laravel Jetstream 5.0
   • Laravel Sanctum 4.0
   • Laravel Cashier 15.4
   • Filament 3.2
   • Livewire 3.0
   • Intervention/Image 2.7
   • Twilio SDK 6.27
   • Swagger API Documentation (darkaonline/l5-swagger 8.6)
   • AWS S3 Integration (league/flysystem-aws-s3-v3 3.19)
   • Google Calendar Integration (spatie/laravel-google-calendar 3.8)

3. Install local packages

   The project uses several local packages that will be automatically installed from the packages directory:

   • faxt/invenbin
   • prasso/autoprohub
   • prasso/bedrock-html-editor
   • prasso/messaging
   • prasso/project_management

4. Install JavaScript dependencies

   npm install

   This will install all required JavaScript packages including:

   • TailwindCSS 3.4
   • Alpine.js 3.13
   • Bootstrap 5.3
   • Laravel Mix 6.0
   • PostCSS 8.5
   • Axios 0.21

5. Set up environment file

   cp env_example .env

   Edit the .env file to configure:

   • Database connection
   • Mail settings
   • AWS S3 credentials (if using S3 storage)
   • Bedrock HTML Editor settings
   • Twilio SMS settings (if using SMS)
   • Firebase configuration
   • GitHub API credentials (if needed)

6. Generate application key

   php artisan key:generate

7. Run database migrations

   php artisan migrate

8. Seed the database (optional)

   php artisan db:seed

9. Compile assets

   npm run dev

   For production:

   npm run prod

10. Generate API documentation (optional)

    php artisan l5-swagger:generate

11. Start the development server

    php artisan serve

    The application will be available at http://localhost:8000

php artisan storage:link

Add this Cron entry to your server to run Laravel's scheduled tasks:

* * * * * cd /path-to-your-project && php artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1 

php artisan queue:work

For more details, check out the other docs:

• User Guide
• Getting Started
• Technical Documentation
• Frequently Asked Questions