comes with powerful modules designed to enhance functionality and user experience, including DataTable, Blog, Helpdesk, Testimonials, Roadmap, Changelog and Activity Log. Some modules are toggleable, allowing you to customize your application to fit your needs.
If you want to enable modules which were never enabled before, make sure to run their migrations and seeders too. For more details, visit the documentation page of those modules.

DataTable

Manage and display your data effortlessly with sorting, filtering, and pagination capabilities.

Blog

Share updates and insights with ease, allowing you to engage and inform your audience through dynamic content.

Helpdesk

Streamline user support with ticket management, ensuring your customers receive timely assistance.

Testimonials

Build trust by showcasing customer feedback and success stories, highlighting the impact of your product.

Roadmap

Keep users informed about upcoming features and improvements, fostering transparency and engagement.

Changelog

Track updates and changes over time, providing clarity on what’s new and improved in your application.

Activity Log

Monitor user interactions and system changes for enhanced accountability and oversight.

Coming Soon Page

Build anticipation with a customizable page to inform visitors about upcoming features.

Generic Pages

Create custom pages like legal documents and similar blog-like pages effortlessly.

FAQ

Easily manage common questions to enhance user support and satisfaction.

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Migrations

To override tables for database, you can either update original migration file in modules/Blog/database/migrations folder or publish migrations to your application’s migrations folder. It’s recommended to publish them if you need to make any updates. If you will use the default database, you don’t need to do anything, other than publishing the module and running migrate command. 
php artisan module:publish-migration
This command will trigger a prompt to select which model’s migrations you wish to publish. You can select all or specify which ones. You can also run this command for each module, but for this check the docs for those specific modules.