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"Extra" option with more out-of-the-box #22
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I feel that |
The suggestions you made doesn't seem too bad, if you're considering a change password form, why not include a change email form as well? This should cover the basics of account management, although I am concerned about adding too much to this additional extra preset option. I take it the basic styling will be using TailwindUI much like the login/register forms are? Would be good as it would achieve consistency throughout the preset. Having checked the license for TailwindUI, it seems it would be okay to use paid components within the preset if we needed to, however we can likely get away with using the free preview components since we only need a basic layout as an improved starting point. (TailwindUI Preview Components) I do think that having a fleshed out account management "feature" of this option would proceed to be incredibly beneficial, it means that people can start working on their core code and less having to make sure that users can change their email, password and so forth. On a whole, I believe it is a good idea and it should exist, but we need to be careful about not implementing too much bloat into this additional preset option for TALL. |
I've made a start in #31 that, right now, just has an application layout shell. If people are okay with that as it is, we can merge it and add each additional thing separately so there's some discussion about what extra features should be installed. |
While the current preset was made to pretty much a match the existing laravel/ui presets one-to-one, I feel like we could probably go a little bit further for people that want it, to get even closer to a real-world application, and offer some extra utilities out of the box.
Here are some of the things I think this "extra" option could possibly do:
It may be a little more opinionated than the basic version, without being a full-blown boilerplate.
What do people think of this? Is this something we could consider or is it just out of the scope of this package?
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