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bonsaicms/serve-spa
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Package for serving SPA (Single-Page-Application) from Laravel

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Serve Single-Page-Application from Laravel
==========================================

[](#serve-single-page-application-from-laravel)

Introduction
------------

[](#introduction)

The purpose of this package is to simply serve an Single-Page-Application from your Laravel backend. By 'serve' we mean to provide some content (HTML document) on the defined route as the HTTP response.

By default, this package will register route `GET /spa` (with name `spa`) and the route will serve a static SPA content from view named `spa` (`resources/views/spa.blade.php` or `resources/views/spa.html` etc.).

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

```
$ composer require bonsaicms/serve-spa

```

### Configuration

[](#configuration)

You can publish the configuration file with the following command:

```
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=serve-spa

```

Then you can customize your config file `app/config/serve-spa.php`.

#### Default Configuration file

[](#default-configuration-file)

*Notice, that you can define multiple SPAs in the `serve` configuration key.*

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