arqel.dev
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An open-source MIT framework for building admin panels with Laravel 12 + Inertia 3 + React 19 + shadcn UI.
Agent Skills by arqel.dev
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arqel-dev@arqel-dev/fields-advanced (JS)
Load and describe Arqel's eight advanced React inputs for Laravel + Inertia apps.
arqel-dev@arqel-dev/hooks
Provide reusable React hooks for Inertia-based resource pages.
arqel-devarqel-marketplace-skill-metadata-extractor
Extract Skill Unit metadata from SKIP.md frontmatter into standardized YAML.
arqel-devarqel-dev/cli
Bootstrap Arqel Laravel apps and generate deployable scaffolds via CLI.
arqel-devarqel-dev/fields-advanced
Configure advanced Arqel field types for Laravel CMS forms.
arqel-devarqel-dev/workflow
Define and enforce state machines for Laravel Eloquent;models with explicit transitions and centralized authorization via WorkflowDefinition and HasWorkflow.
arqel-devarqel-dev/actions
Define and dispatch row, bulk, toolbar, and header actions in Arqel admin panels.
arqel-devexport
Export data selections to CSV, XLSX, or PDF files.
arqel-devarqel-dev/widgets
Develop server-driven dashboard widgets with ready-to-render payloads for React frontends.
Frequently Asked Questions About arqel.dev
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific administrative tasks does this framework enable?▼
This framework enables the rapid construction of administrative panels, including advanced form input management, server-driven dashboard widgets, and bulk row operations. It provides standardized methods for defining state machine transitions on Eloquent models and exporting resource data into CSV, XLSX, or PDF formats.
Which developers should utilize this framework?▼
Full-stack developers working within the Laravel ecosystem who require a structured approach to building administrative interfaces. It is specifically designed for teams leveraging Inertia and React 19 to maintain consistent UI patterns and backend-to-frontend data synchronization.
What are the licensing and cost requirements?▼
The framework is released under the MIT license, allowing for free use, modification, and distribution in both personal and commercial projects. There are no proprietary costs associated with the core packages, though users must manage their own Laravel and React hosting infrastructure.
What are the primary technical dependencies?▼
The framework requires a Laravel 12 environment, Inertia 3, and React 19. It relies on shadcn UI for component styling and assumes the use of Eloquent for database interactions. Users must ensure their environment supports these specific versions to maintain compatibility with the provided hooks and field definitions.