The Laravel team released the Livewire + Volt functional stack for Breeze. This increases the Breeze offering to six stack variations, offering a tremendous amount of freedom to stacks that are emerging in the Laravel ecosystem:
- Laravel Blade
- Livewire with Volt Class API
- Livewire with Volt Functional API
- Inertia (React)
- Inertia (Vue)
- API-only
Getting Started with a New Project
If you want to install the Breeze + Volt functional API while creating a new Laravel project, all in one go, you can run the following:
laravel new --pest --breeze --git --dark \
--stack=livewire-functional \
breeze-functional-demo
Note: at the time of writing, the installer doesn't support livewire-functional unless you require dev-master. Likely, you can wait for the installer to get a release, or you can run
# Normal update once the release is created
composer global update laravel/installer -W
# For the impatient
composer global require laravel/installer:dev-master -W
If you prefer to install after-the-fact, you can run the following:
laravel new example-project
cd example-project
composer require laravel/breeze
php artisan breeze:install
Then you can follow the prompts to select the stack, include dark mode support, and pick the test suite (Pest or PHPUnit):
Learn More
If you'd like to get started with Laravel Volt, Jason Beggs wrote a tutorial on Laravel News to Learn Livewire 3, Volt, and Folio by building a podcast player. Also, check out the Volt Livewire documentation for more details.
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