Canvas: Question about a frontend

[baradhili]

I might be blind but...
I've noticed that I must be logged in to view /canvas/posts - however I'd like to publish my blog without signup - is this possible?

[austintoddj]

Canvas is the backend and would intentionally be hidden behind authentication. As far as viewing the frontend of the blog, that's a little more defined in this section of the readme.

[baradhili]

Ah I was confused in thinking that studio was where the blogs were
created.. :) Will give that a go today

On Sat, 16 May 2020 at 22:21, Todd Austin [e-mail] wrote:

Canvas is the backend and would intentionally be hidden behind
authentication. As far as viewing the frontend of the blog, that's a little
more defined in this section of the readme
https://github.com/cnvs/canvas#frontend.

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[baradhili]

All good! :)

[thewebartisan7]

@austintoddj sections in readme seem removed

[austintoddj]

@thewebartisan7 Which section do you need clarification about? The readme has changed, yes, but that's just due to the fact that the app has evolved.

[thewebartisan7]

Yes I remember that time ago there was some basic docs about frontend, but now seem missing completely. I remember there was some controllers example. Basically I need to create all controllers, views and routes by using only canvas models?

This link point only to compile assets https://github.com/cnvs/canvas#frontend

[austintoddj]

@thewebartisan7 So, on the latest version of Canvas when you run the canvas:ui command, a controller stub will be generated for you and dropped in your app/Http/Controllers directory. Take a look at that controller, or check out the stub itself here: https://github.com/austintoddj/canvas/blob/master/resources/stubs/controllers/CanvasUiController.stub

The routes/views/controller are all generated through that command, so they'll live directly inside your app.

If you've used the Laravel authentication commands from the previous versions of Laravel, make:auth, this is the same idea.

[thewebartisan7]

Perfect that was exactly what I was looking for. Thank You

[tozeka]

the route to frontend is localhost/canvas-ui/{example}, but i tried to remove the "canvas-ui" to be like localhost/{example} without success.
In routes i tried to remove Route::prefix('canvas-ui') .

What i have to do?
Thanks

[austintoddj]

@tozeka I think #878 could give a bit more context to your issue.