Bangkah Launcher – Official Web

Official GitHub Repository

Bangkah Launcher is my official product: a modern, professional CLI tool to instantly scaffold, configure, and launch Laravel-based web projects with best practices, Docker/Nginx support, and frontend flexibility. This repository is the official website and documentation hub for Bangkah Launcher.

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About Bangkah Launcher

Bangkah Launcher streamlines Laravel project creation for developers and teams. With a single command, you get a production-ready, customizable web or API starter—complete with Docker, Nginx, authentication, and frontend options (Tailwind/Bootstrap).

Key Features:

• Interactive CLI wizard for rapid project setup
• Web/API templates, ready-to-use Docker & Nginx configs
• Frontend choice: Tailwind CSS or Bootstrap 5
• Auth scaffolding (Breeze or Laravel UI)
• MySQL/PostgreSQL support with automatic .env configuration
• Automated frontend build

System Requirements

• PHP 8.2+, Composer 2+
• Node.js 18+/20+ LTS, npm 9+
• Git (recommended)
• Docker & Docker Compose (optional, for container workflow)
• Minimum: 2 CPU, 2GB RAM, 5GB storage
• Recommended: 4+ CPU, 4GB+ RAM, 10GB+ storage

Getting Started

1. Install Bangkah Launcher in your Laravel project:

   composer require bangkah/bangkah

2. Create a new project using the interactive wizard:

   php artisan bangkah:create

   Follow the prompts to select template, frontend, database, and Docker/Nginx options.
3. Complete setup as instructed:
   • Run composer install, npm install, and database migrations if prompted.
   • For container workflow: run docker compose up -d.
4. Start the local server:

   php artisan serve

Quick Start (One Liner)

Skip the wizard and scaffold a project instantly:

php artisan bangkah:create \
  --type=web \
  --frontend=tailwind \
  --docker \
  --nginx \
  --db=mysql \
  --yes

Then run docker compose up -d and open http://localhost.

Documentation

• Full documentation is in the docs folder (VitePress). To run locally:

  npm run docs:dev

• To build static docs:

  npm run docs:build

Testing

Run the full test suite:

composer test