Laravel Backup Panel provides a dashboard for spatie/laravel-backup package. It lets you:
- create a backup (full | only database | only files)
- check the health of your backups
- list all backups
- download a backup
- delete a backup
- monitor used disk storage
It resembles the look and functionality of another Spatie package: spatie/nova-backup-tool. This was done on purpose, so users can easily migrate from one to another. Only it doesn't use polling. A "real-time" updates of a backups list isn't such a necessarily thing and an intensive polling can cause unexpected charges if you use services that require to pay per API requests, such as Google Cloud Storage. Also, some users reported about hitting a rate limit of Dropbox API.
Make sure you meet the requirements for installing spatie/laravel-backup. Since this package requires the spatie/laravel-backup version 6.11.12 or higher, it also requires PHP 7.3 and Laravel 6.0 or higher.
Just use the older version of this package, see the v1 branch.
First you must install spatie/laravel-backup into your Laravel app.
The installation instructions are here.
When successful, running php artisan backup:run on the terminal should create a backup and php artisan backup:list should return a list with an overview of all backup disks.
You may use composer to install Laravel Backup Panel into your project:
$ composer require pavel-mironchik/laravel-backup-panelAfter installing, publish its resources using provided Artisan command:
$ php artisan laravel-backup-panel:installThis will do the following:
- place CSS files into
public/vendor/laravel_backup_paneldirectory - place Blade templates into
resources/views/vendor/laravel_backup_paneldirectory - add config file
config/laravel_backup_panel.php - register service provider
app/Providers/LaravelBackupPanelServiceProvider.php
When updating the package, do not forget to re-publish resources:
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-backup-panel-assets --force
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-backup-panel-views --forceSee the Wiki for the instructions how to upgrade from version 1.
You are free to tune CSS styles in the public/vendor/laravel_backup_panel directory and change the layout in the resources/views/vendor/laravel_backup_panel directory as you want.
Laravel Backup Panel exposes a dashboard at /backup. Change it in config/laravel_backup_panel.php file:
'path' => 'backup',Sometimes you don't want to run backup jobs on the same queue as user actions and things that is more time critical.
Specify your desired queue name in config/laravel_backup_panel.php file:
'queue' => 'dedicated_low_priority_queue',By default, you will only be able to access the dashboard in the local environment.
To change that, modify authorization gate in the app/Providers/LaravelBackupPanelServiceProvider.php:
/**
* Register the Laravel Backup Panel gate.
*
* This gate determines who can access Laravel Backup Panel in non-local environments.
*
* @return void
*/
protected function gate()
{
Gate::define('viewLaravelBackupPanel', function ($user) {
return in_array($user->email, [
'[email protected]',
]);
});
}Open http://your-site/backup. You'll see a dashboard and controls to use.
Please see CHANGELOG for more information about what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
$ composer testIf you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.
If you like this package, consider supporting it. You can use this in such ways:
- If you don't have a Digital Ocean account yet - use this link https://m.do.co/c/d9cd33e44510 to register one. You will get $100 in credit over 60 days, and once you spent $25 - I will get $25 too. This will cover the cost of hosting my nonprofit open-source projects there.
- If you have some Laravel/Vue project/work to be done, then contact me - [email protected]. I work as a freelancer (mostly at UpWork), and such a project can pay my bills.
And any other help will be appreciated.
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