First globally require the Flare installation package:
composer global require "laravelflare/install"
Now to install Flare in your current directory (on an existing Laravel Project):
flare install
If you would prefer to install Flare on a new Laravel (5.1 LTS) Project:
flare install clean
If you have decided to run a clean install, you will need to run the Laravel Migrations which will create the user table:
php artisan migrate
Ensure that LaravelFlare\Flare\FlareServiceProvider::class
has been added to your Application Service Providers list (in config/app.php) automatically and if it has not add it after the RouteServiceProvider.
Publish assets and config with:
php artisan vendor:publish
To login to the Flare Admin you will need a user account. Currently the only Auth provider is the built in Auth which uses, by default, the User model. To create your first user you can use the make:user
artisan command:
php artisan make:user
You will be prompted for a name, an email address and a password - an account will then be created for you.
One complete, you are ready to login to the Flare Admin at /admin!