01 / Web routes and feature boundariesInspect code ↗
routes/web.phpMaps attendance, permission, employee and reporting endpoints and applies authentication middleware to selected employee routes.
FULL-STACK / PUBLIC SOURCEPublic source · Code walkthrough
Employee attendance.
Business workflow in Laravel.
An employee-attendance workflow built in Laravel, connecting check-in/out, employee requests, persistent records and reporting routes.
EVIDENCE TYPELaravel application prototype · Public code
TECHNOLOGYPHP · Laravel 11 · relational database · Blade
INSPECTED REVISION1a4781a781fd ↗ · 1 Jul 2024
PRODUCT EXPERIENCE / TWO REAL APPLICATION SCREENS
Inspect the original screens ↓From sign-in to the staff record.
An attendance tool becomes useful when the employee interface connects to authentication and retrievable records. These two authentic Laravel screens show that path with generated data.
01 / ENTRYAuthenticated entry
Guest redirect and sign-in were exercised in the local browser verification sequence.
02 / OPERATIONAttendance record view
Real Blade table using a temporary SQLite database with synthetic staff data.
ORIGINAL LARAVEL SOURCE7/7 local checks recordedInspect verification record ↗
BUILD SOMETHING SIMILARLaravel attendance or internal operations portal
Discuss this kind of project ↗
Business workflows, role-based access and staff dashboards. Start with one clearly scoped feature or milestone.
REAL LARAVEL APPLICATION / TESTED LOCALLY
Original Blade UI · Source commit 1a4781a781fd
The attendance workflow, running.
Captured from the original Laravel application after logging in through the real authentication flow. The attendance table uses a synthetic staff member and a temporary SQLite database.
Authenticated employee attendance view
Original login screen ↗
7/7Browser, login, SQLite and route checks passed
Guest redirect → synthetic login → actual attendance table. All tests ran on a loopback-only server.
View verification record ↗This is the original application UI with a temporary synthetic database, not an external production deployment. No real employee records or credentials were used.
The use case
Attendance management requires a clear route from employee action to records an administrator can inspect. This Laravel project connects sign-in, attendance screens, record structure and permission/reporting paths. It demonstrates how I approach internal business software: identify the daily task, connect frontend and backend, then make its output reviewable.
Inside the build
The repository connects web routes, controllers, request validation and database migrations. Attendance records include timestamps, location and photo fields; permission workflows are modeled separately.
Employee interfaceAuthenticated attendance routesPhoto & attendance recordsFiltering / reports
Workflow overview based on the linked implementation.
Explore the implementation
Inspect the Laravel controllers, routes and database schema at the revision shown here. The links expose the implementation behind the application.
02 / Attendance request handlingInspect code ↗
app/Http/Controllers/AttendanceController.phpContains photo/location input validation, check-in/check-out flow, date filtering and PDF-oriented reporting methods.
03 / Request and approval workflowInspect code ↗
app/Http/Controllers/PermissionController.phpHandles employee permission submissions and a status-update path with request validation.
04 / Persisted attendance data modelInspect code ↗
database/migrations/2024_06_27_091646_create_attendances_table.phpShows date/time, status, location and photo columns used to represent records in the database.
05 / Testing baselineInspect code ↗
tests/Feature/ExampleTest.phpIncludes a foundational Laravel feature smoke test, providing a starting point for deeper workflow and authorization tests.
What the client gets from this engineering
- Connected routes, forms, controllers and relational persistence into one operational workflow.
- Modeled check-in, check-out, employee permissions and reporting as separate concerns.
- Identified the difference between code presence and operational proof: coverage and access controls require additional verification.
Current stage
Laravel application prototype with public source and a basic framework smoke test. Production deployment would include targeted workflow tests and a complete role/authorization review.