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Laravel OpConsoleMonitor. Diagnose. Maintain.

An operations console for Laravel — health checks, safe Artisan operations, a security audit and a log viewer, all behind Gates. No build step, no CDN requests.

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One page, every answer

A 0–100 health score, environment badge, and Laravel/PHP versions above eight tabs — Overview, Health, Security, Operations, Failed jobs, History, System, and Logs.

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Fail-closed by default

Outside the local environment, every request is denied until you explicitly define Gates. Four distinct abilities — view, run, download, delete — with per-action overrides.

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Safe Artisan operations

A closed allow-list of operations (cache clear, optimize, migrate, maintenance mode, storage link, security scan, Octane reload) — never arbitrary commands. Confirmed, rate-limited, and audited.

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Real signal, not guesses

Scheduler and queue-worker heartbeats, cache round-trips, disk space, and production-cache checks — backed by the same report the CLI and JSON endpoint use.

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Built-in security audit

Scans your locked Composer dependencies, including transitive packages, for known advisories, with scan-freshness tracking and copyable update commands.

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A real log viewer

File list, entries-per-hour chart, level/environment filters, search with highlighting, repeat counts, and stack traces with your app's frames highlighted.

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Octane & Swoole aware

Detects Laravel Octane, adds dedicated health checks, and safely refuses signal-based timeouts inside a Swoole worker instead of corrupting it.

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Full audit trail

Every operation is recorded — who ran what, when, how long it took, and any error — browsable by day in the History tab.

Install in a minute ​

bash
composer require ashraftalha/laravel-opconsole
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=opconsole-config
php artisan migrate

Then sign in and open /admin/opconsole. Works immediately with APP_ENV=local; everywhere else, access is denied until you define the Gates.

See it in action ​

OpConsole Overview tab: health score, status summary, issues with fix commands, and runtime status
Overview — health score, status summary, and fix commands
OpConsole Health tab: checks grouped by area with status filters and fix commands
Health — every check grouped by area, filterable by status
OpConsole Operations tab: safe operations and a danger zone, with each pending migration runnable on its own
Operations — safe tasks and a separate danger zone
OpConsole Security tab: advisories by severity with update commands
Security — advisories by severity, scan freshness
OpConsole Logs tab: file list, entries per hour chart and filters
Logs — hourly chart, filters, repeat counts
OpConsole Failed jobs tab: failed queue jobs with their error and a Retry button
Failed jobs — errors at a glance, retry one job

Screenshots use sample data.

Compatibility ​

RequirementSupported
PHP^8.3 (tested on 8.3, 8.4, 8.5)
Laravel^12.0 or ^13.0
Browser-triggered actionsNeeds pcntl on the web SAPI; without it, everything still works except timer-bound actions (read why)
Security auditComposer 2.4+ and a composer.lock in your app

Verified in CI across PHP 8.3–8.5 × Laravel 12/13 × prefer-stable/prefer-lowest, plus a clean-install smoke test against a fresh Laravel application.

Where to go next ​

Getting StartedInstall, configure Gates, and open the console for the first time.Core FeaturesWhat every tab does, and why it's useful.Advanced TopicsCustom health checks, extension points, and production deployment.ReferenceEvery configuration key, Artisan command, and route.

Released under the MIT License.

Copyright © Ashraf Talha