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Laravel Prequel is a Web-Based Database Management GUI

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Laravel Prequel is a package by Quinten Justus that provides a database management GUI for your Laravel app:

Laravel Prequel is meant to be a database management tool to replace the need for separate standalone database tools like phpMyAdmin, Sequel Pro or MySQL Workbench. With its (hopefully) clear and concise UI, Prequel is to be a modern and lightweight database browser/tool ready for the web of the future.

This project bootstraps itself to your application in a similar way to tools like Laravel Telescope, defining routes, assets, and a single page application (SPA) architecture using Vue.

Although in the early stages of development, Prequel is looking beautiful. After installing the package, you can visit /prequel to see it in action:

Note: Prequel is considered beta and not suitable for production environments.

You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub at Protoqol/Prequel.

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