I've just started working api in Laravel and this is my first project. I've used Laravel 8 and php 7.4. used mysql database. used postman for testing api. used Laravel dusk for testing. used Laravel ui for authentication. used Laravel sanctum for authentication.

• You'll find That I've installed UnoCSS, that was too as a test there is only a little of ppl that have installed it with Laravel.
• Used Laravel pint for styling and formatting the code.
• Used Larastan for static analysis.
• Used Scribe to document the api.

1. install NodeJS, then install UnoCSS with this command npm install -D unocss.

2. create a file called uno.config.js and put this code inside it.

import {
    defineConfig,
    presetAttributify,
    presetUno,
    presetIcons,
} from "unocss"; // install and add ny preset you want

export default defineConfig({
    presets: [presetUno(), presetAttributify(), presetIcons()],
});

3. in your vite.config.js file you need to add this code inside the "plugins".

UnoCSS({ content: { filesystem: ["./resources/views/**/*.blade.php"] },}),

4. in your resources -> js -> app.js file you need to add this code.

import "virtual:uno.css";

5. That's it, you can now use UnoCSS in your project.

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