Use the AdminLTE template in the Laravel framework of PHP to compile the website background Interface

AdminLTE is a free Advanced Management Control Panel theme based on Bootstrap3.x, fully responsive management, suitable for screen resolutions from small mobile devices to large desktops. AdminLTE features: fully responsive to categorized dashboard 18 plug-ins and 3 custom plug-ins light and fast compatible with most mainstream browsers fully support Glyphicon

AdminLTE is a free Advanced Management Control Panel theme based on Bootstrap 3.x, with full responsive management, suitable for screen resolutions from small mobile devices to large desktops. AdminLTE features: fully responsive to categorized dashboard 18 plug-ins and 3 custom plug-ins light and fast compatible with most mainstream browsers fully support Glyphicon

AdminLTE is a free Advanced Management Control Panel theme based on Bootstrap 3.x, with full responsive management, suitable for screen resolutions from small mobile devices to large desktops.

AdminLTE features:

• Full response
• Categorized dashboard
• 18 plug-ins and 3 custom plug-ins
• Light and fast
• Compatible with most mainstream browsers
• Full support for Glyphicons, Fontawesome, and icons

Tools we use

• Laravel
• AdminLTE 2.3.2
• Bower
• Composer

Download a brand new Laravel
If you are not sure, go to the official website to view the link
Here we can directly use the command line

composer create-project laravel/laravel myapp --prefer-dist

Using this command, we created a new Laravel project named myapp. If you succeed, you can see the image below.

Download AdminLTE from Bower
Go to the myapp/public folder

  cd myapp/public

Execute the following command in this folder

 bower install admin-lte

Once completed, you will find an additional bower_componets folder, and in this folder you will see AdminLTE

Convert starter.html of AdminLTE to a Blade Template
Laravel uses a good template engine Blade here. To make full use of Blade, we need to apply some common starting HTML pages to the Blade template, first, create a view named admin_template.blade.php in the resources/views folder, and then create a corresponding route for this page. As shown in the following

 Route::get('admin', function () {  return view('admin_template'); });

Then, copy the content in bower_components/admin-lte/starter.html to our view template and direct the links to the corresponding directory of AdminLTE. The following is my initial settings: