athena

#Setup Athena and Bolt

to install Athena, use the command:

php artisan athena:install

The install command will publish the migrations and all the necessary assets for the frontend.

if you prefere to run everything manually, here is what you need:

#Migrations

1php artisan vendor:publish --tag=zeus-bolt-migrations
2php artisan vendor:publish --tag=zeus-athena-migrations
3php artisan vendor:publish --provider="BeyondCode\Comments\CommentsServiceProvider" --tag="migrations"

if you're using multi tenants, add the tenant columns to all tables

then, run the migration:

1php artisan migrate

#Config

publish the configurations files:

1php artisan vendor:publish --tag=zeus-bolt-config
2php artisan vendor:publish --tag=zeus-athena-config
3php artisan vendor:publish --tag=zeus-config

#assets:

1php artisan vendor:publish --tag=zeus-assets

#Register Athena with Filament:

To set up the plugin with filament, you need to add it to your panel provider; The default one is adminPanelProvider

1->plugins([
2    SpatieLaravelTranslatablePlugin::make()->defaultLocales([config('app.locale')]),
3    BoltPlugin::make()
4        ->extensions([
5            \LaraZeus\Athena\Extensions\Athena::class,
6        ]),
7    AthenaPlugin::make(),
8    \Saade\FilamentFullCalendar\FilamentFullCalendarPlugin::make()
9])

#Add trait to User Model

you need to add the trait to your User model:

use \LaraZeus\Athena\Models\Concerns\BelongToAthena;

#set the service manager

you can customize the service manager by implementing the method isServicesManager

1public function isServicesManager(): bool
2{
3    return str_ends_with($this->email, '@yourdomain.com');
4}

#customizing users list

to get the users list for services, yo can implement the method:

1public static function athenaUsers(): Collection | array
2{
3    return config('auth.providers.users.model')::query()->pluck(self::getAthenaUserFullNameAttribute(), 'id');
4}