amazo | A damage-type admin package for in-game management
kandi X-RAY | amazo Summary
kandi X-RAY | amazo Summary
amazo is a PHP library. amazo has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Out of the box, Amazo contains all the views necessary to enable "Game Damage Type" management. It also uses the config file for you to easily define the necessary permissions to secure your site so that only those allowed to perform the admin functions are permitted (or you can disable ACL altogether). Since it is a config file, all views and permissions are configurable so you are free to provide your own views and change the permissions the way your app requires them. Amazo will also let you set modifiers on the damage types you add. For example, you can have "Critical" always be worth double damage of "Standard". Amazo's config file will allow you to specify the route information(prefix, group, etc...), views, permissions and more. If you have a need for in-game damage type management this will be a package to help with that.
Out of the box, Amazo contains all the views necessary to enable "Game Damage Type" management. It also uses the config file for you to easily define the necessary permissions to secure your site so that only those allowed to perform the admin functions are permitted (or you can disable ACL altogether). Since it is a config file, all views and permissions are configurable so you are free to provide your own views and change the permissions the way your app requires them. Amazo will also let you set modifiers on the damage types you add. For example, you can have "Critical" always be worth double damage of "Standard". Amazo's config file will allow you to specify the route information(prefix, group, etc...), views, permissions and more. If you have a need for in-game damage type management this will be a package to help with that.
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amazo has a low active ecosystem.
It has 0 star(s) with 1 fork(s). There are 1 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 12 months.
amazo has no issues reported. There are no pull requests.
It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.
The latest version of amazo is v1.0.0.3
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amazo has no bugs reported.
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amazo has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
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amazo is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.
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Install amazo
This page is intended for installation, please check out the wiki for more information about usage. Amazo uses the HTML Forms package from the "Laravel Collective" for Html & Form rendering so composer will install that as well if you don't already have it installed (you probably do...or should). Once composer has installed the necessary packages for Amazo to function you need to open your laravel config page for service providers and add Amazo (and if necessary the Laravel Collective Html provider). To properly function you need to have both service providers referenced : HTML Forms and Amazo. Next you will need to add the Amazo and Forms Facades to your config app file. Next you need to add the migration to create the Amazo "damage types" table and the Amazo "damage modififers" table to hold your all your damage tyep information. From your command prompt (wherever you run your artisan commands) enter the following command php artisan vendor:publish. This will create the Amazo config file (which allows you to define any views / permissions you wish to change from their defaults). After you have adjusted the config file to your needs, then run the migration command php artisan migrate. This should properly create both necessary tables.
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