Open Source PHP CRUD Generators

Hi Crafter, welcome to the official documentation for Craftable 6 - a Laravel-based open-source toolkit for building administration interfaces. It's an administration area minimalistic template. A starting point for developing back-office systems, intranets, or CMS systems. Craftable is a Laravel-based open-source toolkit for building administration interfaces. It ships with a powerful CRUD generator to speed up the development of your CMS, CRM or other back-office system.

A Smart CRUD Generator For Laravel. AdminLTE dashboard template with user management system (users-roles-permissions) using Laravel-permission. Generate your models, views, controllers, routes, and migrations just in a few clicks. Models visualization through a graph presentation. Views scaffolding support Bootstrap and Materialize CSS.

This Generator package provides various generators like CRUD, API, Controller, Model, Migration, View for your painless development of your applications.

phpCodeGenie Reloaded is an automated code writer which allows you to generate CRUD (create, read, update, delete) interactions with any MySQL database. It includes an intuitive interface, integrated help documentation, and a project template to help you get your project started quickly. Just design your database and let phpCodeGenie Reloaded do the coding for you. This is a continuation of Nilesh Dosooye's phpCodeGenie project. I hope to take this project to new levels with new features and functions.

phpMyEdit development was stopped several years ago at version 5.7.1, with no support for newer MySQL or MariaDB, no support for newer PHP, and a lot of open TODOs. This kind of software still has a lot of use today but it needed an update to support the current technologies. As the original repository is frozen, new works have started in this repository. Version 5.7.2 supports PHP 7.x., uses mysqli_ and is for the rest very close to 5.7.1. Version 5.7.3 is a bugfix release with a lot of warnings removed. Version 5.7.4 (now 5.7.4.1) supports PHP 8.x and has some feature changes. It is in much better shape and a good starting point for upcoming releases. See the documentation for more details. Version 5.7.5 has a lot of improvements. Why a rename? Because phpMyEdit exists on SF, and multiple versions of the same project exist on github. This is a new departure for a sleeping project.