README

Getting started

To install Codatbase Framework use the following composer command:

composer require codatsoft/codatbase

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Name

Codatsoft Codatbase

Description

Simple and powerful framework that sits on top of Laravel to perform common tasks of your development path.

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Installation

To install Codatbase Framework use the following composer command:

composer require codatsoft/codatbase

Please make sure you have Laravel 11 or above with PHP 8.3.

Usage

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Support

We are very happy to answer your support question at: bassel@codatsoft.com

Roadmap

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Contributing

We welcome any contributions to this project with focus on simplicity and OOP design.

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Authors and acknowledgment

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License

MIT License.

Project status

This is our first version of the project and we are happy to receive contributions.