Agon – Laravel Multipurpose Agency Script

✨ Key Features

• Page Builder Blocks: Hero, feature grids, service lists, FAQ, CTA, pricing tables, newsletter, and footer widgets.
• Portfolio/Case Studies: Projects with categories, tags, galleries, and related items for cross-navigation.
• Blog & Content: Posts, categories, authors, scheduled publishing, featured posts, and reading-time hints.
• Leads & Forms: Contact/quote forms, file attachments, spam protection, and admin notifications.
• SEO Controls: Per-page meta, canonical, Open Graph/Twitter cards, and schema.org hooks.
• Menus & Widgets: Drag-and-drop menu builder, header/footer areas, and reusable snippets.
• Media Manager: Image library, responsive thumbnails, lazy-loading, and WebP support (if enabled).
• Localization: Multi-language UI/content, RTL-ready layout, locale-aware dates and slugs.
• Roles & Permissions (RBAC): Admin, editor, author, marketer with granular capabilities and activity logs.
• Performance Ready: Cacheable blocks, route caching, queued image processing, and asset bundling.
• Email & Integrations: SMTP, newsletter opt-in, webhook hooks for CRM/automation tools.
• Extensible: Service container, events, policies, and module structure for safe customization.

⚙️ Technical Stack

• Framework: PHP 8.x with Laravel (routing, middleware, policies, queues, notifications)
• Templating: Blade with Tailwind or Bootstrap utility classes (both styles commonly supported)
• Database: MySQL/MariaDB (InnoDB, UTF-8MB4)
• Caching/Queues: Redis (optional) for sessions, cache, and background jobs
• Server Requirements: Nginx/Apache; PHP extensions: pdo_mysql, mbstring, openssl, json, xml, ctype, curl, zip
• Tooling: Composer, Node.js (Vite/Mix) for asset pipeline; optional image optimizer CLI

🧩 Installation Guide

1. Prepare Server: Create a UTF-8MB4 database; enable required PHP extensions; install Composer and Node.js.
2. Upload Code: Deploy the project files to your web root; run composer install --no-dev.
3. Environment: Copy .env.example → .env; set APP_URL, DB creds, mail (SMTP), cache/queue settings.
4. App Key & Storage: php artisan key:generate and php artisan storage:link.
5. Migrate & Seed: php artisan migrate --seed to create tables and starter content/menus.
6. Build Assets: npm install then npm run build (or dev locally).
7. Go Live: Point domain to public/, enable HTTPS, configure cache (route:cache, config:cache), and start queues if used.

📦 Deliverables

• Full Laravel project source (backend + Blade templates)
• SQL migrations & seeders (menus, pages, demo sections)
• Sample .env.example and deployment notes
• Reusable page blocks/partials and layout components
• Email templates, language files, and SEO/schema hooks
• Quick-start documentation & developer notes

📱 Supported Platforms

• Web (Frontend & Admin): Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (current versions)
• Server OS: Ubuntu/Debian/CentOS recommended; Windows Server compatible
• Mobile: Responsive UI for iOS/Android browsers; PWA-friendly structure

🧠 Notes

• License: Distributed under the GPL to enable lawful study, modification, and redistribution under GPL terms.
• Customization Tips: Keep custom logic in services and modules; avoid editing vendor/framework code. Use Blade components for reusable blocks and theme overrides.
• Security: Enforce HTTPS, CSRF protection, role policies, rate limiting, and strong admin credentials.
• Performance: Enable OPcache and Redis; compress images; serve static assets via CDN; pre-render critical pages when possible.
• SEO Assurance: Clean URLs, per-page meta, OG/Twitter cards, breadcrumb/schema hooks, fast LCP/CLS for landing pages.

👨‍💻 Original Developer Credit

We acknowledge the original developer and marketplace publisher as the authoritative source for Agon’s concept and feature design.
For provenance and official updates, please consult the original listing on
CodeCanyon (or the developer’s official site).

🔒 Disclaimer

This is a GPL redistribution intended for learning, testing, and compliant use under the GPL. We are not the original authors and do not claim endorsement or affiliation.
All trademarks and brand names belong to their respective owners. Before production use, verify third-party dependency licenses, comply with marketplace terms, and perform your own security/performance audits.