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Douwyn Starter Kit
An open-source Laravel 13 and Filament 5 backend foundation for Nuxt applications, with MFA, role-based access, session controls, Sanctum authentication, and OpenAPI contracts.
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Category
Developer tools & SaaS infrastructure
Capabilities
Custom software development · API and automation
Technology
PHP 8.5 · TypeScript · Laravel 13 · Filament 5 · Livewire 4 · Nuxt 4 · Tailwind CSS 4 · PostgreSQL · Redis · OpenAPI 3.1
Douwyn Starter Kit is a backend foundation built by Douwyn for products that use Nuxt on the frontend, Laravel for APIs and backend services, and Filament as a private administration and monitoring surface. The core and the @douwyn/nuxt-api client are available under the Apache 2.0 license.
The problem
SaaS and operational software projects repeatedly need the same foundation: authentication, permissions, user administration, login sessions, and API contracts. Supporting browsers, SSR, and native clients at the same time can make those security flows fragmented and difficult to operate.
The solution
Starter Kit brings those capabilities into one structured codebase: email or authenticator-app MFA, hashed recovery codes, role-based access, individual session revocation, encrypted profile data, security telemetry, and Filament administration.
Sanctum supports stateful Nuxt sessions and bearer credentials for mobile clients. Refresh tokens rotate, remain bound to a device, and include reuse detection. Protected OpenAPI 3.1 documentation and generated TypeScript contracts keep the Laravel–Nuxt boundary explicit.
An extensible foundation
The open-source core installs independently. Its platform contract and module registry allow separate modules to attach resources, pages, widgets, migrations, routes, and commands without editing the root panel configuration.
Practical value
Douwyn Starter Kit provides a reusable starting point for Laravel and Nuxt products, with clear boundaries between the frontend, API, and administration surface. New development can focus earlier on product-specific domain logic.