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Introduction

Default Testimonial post consists of rating, reviewer’s name, position and company. They can also be limited per user, set for approval by admin, and available only to subscribers.

Components

Style testimonial cards.

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Enable/disable module

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Via terminal

php artisan module:enable Testimonials

php artisan module:disable Testimonials

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Manually

modules_statuses.json Set Testimonials to true (enabled) or false (disabled)

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Override files

To override tables for database, you can either update original migration file in modules/Testimonials/database/migrations folder or publish migrations to your application’s migrations folder. 
php artisan module:publish-migration testimonials
To override templates, publish them using this command. Files will be copied to resources/js/Modules/Testimonials folder where you can update them as you wish. 
php artisan app:publish-module-view testimonials
Upon calling this command you will be prompted to copy files for admin area, which is disabled by default.
It’s recommended to publish files if you need to update anything.

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Configuration

Go to dedicated config file and update the settings to fit your application.

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Limit reviews per user

Default is 3 Set limit_per_user to 0 to unset the limit. Set limit_per_user to any integer to set the limit. Minimum is one (1).

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User must be subscribed

Default is false Set must_be_subscribed to true to allow only subscribed users to review your application. Set must_be_subscribed to false to allow unsubscribed users to review your application. Unsubscribed users are registered (and verified) users on free plan (if you have one).

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Review must be approved

Default is true Set must_be_approved to true to include only reviews approved by admin in public pages. Set must_be_approved to false to include all reviews in public pages at the moment they’re created.