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Overview

This project is a Laravel application that includes various models to manage different entities such as Users, Posts, Products, Appointments, and more. Below is a brief overview of the key models and their functionalities.

Models

User

The User model represents the users of the application. It includes attributes like name, email, password, customer_id, and role.

• File: app/Models/User.php
• Policies: app/Policies/UserPolicy.php

Post

The Post model represents the posts created by users. It includes attributes like title, content, and author_id.

• File: app/Models/Post.php
• Resource: app/Filament/App/Resources/PostResource.php
• Policies: app/Policies/PostPolicy.php

Product

The Product model represents the products available in the application. It includes attributes like name, description, price, and stock.

• File: app/Models/Product.php
• Policies: app/Policies/ProductPolicy.php

Appointment

The Appointment model represents the appointments scheduled in the application. It includes attributes like date, time, user_id, and status.

• File: app/Models/Appointment.php
• Policies: app/Policies/AppointmentPolicy.php

ProductCategory

The ProductCategory model represents the categories for products. It includes attributes like name and description.

• File: app/Models/ProductCategory.php
• Policies: app/Policies/ProductCategoryPolicy.php

Seeders

SectorSeeder

The SectorSeeder seeds the database with initial data for sectors.

• File: database/seeders/SectorSeeder.php

Widgets

StatsOverview

The StatsOverview widget provides an overview of various statistics like the count of appointments, posts, and products.

• File: app/Filament/App/Widgets/StatsOverview.php

Helpers

hasModelPermission

The hasModelPermission function checks if a user has permission to perform actions on a model.

• File: app/Helpers/helper.php

Environment Configuration

The environment variables are configured in the .env file. An example configuration is provided in the .env.example file.

• File: .env.example

Installation

1. Clone the repository.
2. Run composer install to install PHP dependencies.
3. Run npm install to install JavaScript dependencies.
4. Copy .env.example to .env and configure your environment variables.
5. Run php artisan migrate to run the database migrations.
6. Run php artisan db:seed to seed the database.

Running the Application

To start the application, run:

php artisan serve