What this screen does
The Laravel tab produces the actual application: a complete Laravel project generated from your models, screen map, and options. The left pane is the file explorer of the generated project; the right pane is a code editor showing any file you select.
Typical workflow
- Click Select Laravel Options and choose what the generated app should include. Presets get you started: admin-panel (CRUD screens behind auth), api-only (REST API without views), or full-stack (both). On the Laravel + Vue stack the presets are lean / standard / full.
- Generate the structure, then let the files generate. The explorer fills with the project tree — migrations, models, controllers, views or Vue components, routes, seeders.
- Click through the important files and read them. Generated code is meant to be read: models carry your relations, policies reflect the screen map's roles, views follow your screens.
- Download Archive packs the whole project as a zip, ready to run locally or deploy.
- Deployment Guide opens step-by-step instructions for getting the archive running on a server, per stack.
Examples & tips
- Generation bills credits in proportion to the number of files, and the archive always reflects the last generated state — regenerate after changing options.
- The generated app's navigation grouping and role access come from the screen map; if a menu looks wrong, the fix is usually there, not in the options.
- The code is yours: download it, version it, and modify it like any hand-written Laravel project.