* update web installer
* make sure we have a user
* save SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE as text so it's written correctly to the .env
* set `SESSION_COOKIE` so session doesn't expire when changing the app name
* Allow enter to go to next step
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Co-authored-by: notCharles <charles@pelican.dev>
* simplify setup command
* add installer page
* add route for installer
* adjust gitignore
* set colors globally
* add "unsaved data changes" alert
* add helper method to check if panel is installed
* make nicer
* redis username isn't required
* bring back db settings command
* store current date in "installed" file
* only redirect if install was successfull
* remove fpm requirement
* change "installed" marker to env variable
* improve requirements step
* add commands to change cache, queue or session drivers respectively
* removed `grouped` for better mobile view
* remove old settings stuff
* add basic settings page
* add some settings
* add "test mail" button
* fix mail fields not updating
* fix phpstan
* fix default for "top navigation"
* force toggle buttons to be bool
* force toggle to be bool
* add class to view to allow customization
* add mailgun settings
* add notification settings
* add timeout settings
* organize tabs into sub-functions
* add more settings
* add backup settings
* add sections to mail settings
* add setting for trusted_proxies
* fix unsaved data alert not showing
* fix clear action
* Fix clear action v2
TagsInput expects an array, not a string, fails on saving when using `''`
* Add App favicon
* Remove defaults, collapse misc sections
* Move Save btn, Add API rate limit
* small cleanup
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Co-authored-by: notCharles <charles@pelican.dev>
* add command to create queue worker service file
* remove comments from service file that are no longer needed
* only create queue worker service file if queue driver is not "sync"
* make "database" the recommended queue driver, again
* Add a --settings-ui option for AppSettingsCommand
Sorry if my code is below par, I don't know php. All this does is allow the APP_ENVIRONMENT_ONLY to be set via an option, which as far as I can tell, isn't currently possible. I've tested this on a local installation and it works.
