Artisan Commands

ecommerce-kanban:install

php artisan ecommerce-kanban:install [--force]

Sets up the board in a host application. It:

1. publishes config/artisanpack/ecommerce-kanban-livewire.php (tag ecommerce-kanban-config). A file you published before is kept; --force overwrites it;
2. prints the Tailwind @source lines to add to your main stylesheet, so your build includes the board's classes;
3. prints the drag-and-drop install command (npm install @artisanpack-ui/livewire-drag-and-drop@^2.1.0) and the import line for your main script (import '@artisanpack-ui/livewire-drag-and-drop';);
4. reports the installed artisanpack-ui/ecommerce version, and warns when it is older than 1.2.0 (a branch install such as dev-main isn't compared);
5. counts the active boards. With none, it warns and says where to create one: the ecommerce admin's board list, when the admin is installed, and the engine's REST route (POST to ecommerce.api.kanban.boards.store, /api/ecommerce/v1/kanban/boards);
6. reports real-time sync: the engine's artisanpack.ecommerce.kanban.broadcast (on or off) and the default broadcaster. With both set up, it reminds you to set up Laravel Echo on window.Echo. Otherwise it warns that boards will poll every realtime.poll_interval seconds (or only change on reload, with polling off), and says what to turn on: ECOMMERCE_KANBAN_BROADCAST=true, and a broadcaster (for example php artisan install:broadcasting for Reverb). The null and log broadcasters count as none.

It never edits your stylesheet or script, the checks only warn, and it is safe to run again.

Engine commands a store uses with the board

The engine's scheduled commands need Laravel's scheduler running (php artisan schedule:run every minute). Turn the engine's schedule off with artisanpack.ecommerce.schedule.enabled, or change a task's cron expression in artisanpack.ecommerce.schedule.tasks.