Manage your Eloquent models in Statamic

Control Panel integration

Runway fits right into the Control Panel - enabling you to create, edit and view your models. In most cases, you'll not notice the difference between an entry in the CP and an Eloquent model in the CP.

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Front-end routing

Need to show your models on the front-end of your site? No problem - Runway's got that under control. Simply tell Runway the route you'd like to use and it'll serve up the front-end for you.

1// config/runway.php
2 
3return [
4    'resources' => [
5        \App\Models\Product::class => [
6            'route' => '/products/{{ slug }}',
7        ],
8    ],
9];

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Antlers templating

In addition to front-end routing, you may also use Runway's tag to loop through your models and display the results. The tag supports filtering, using Eloquent scopes and sorting.

1{{ runway:products }}
2    <h2>{{ name }}</h2>
3    <p>Price: {{ price }}</p>
4{{ /runway:products }}

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GraphQL API

If you're a GraphQL fan, you're now able to fetch your models via GraphQL. Runway will augment the fields just like you'd expect.

 1{
 2    products(limit: 25, sort: "name") {
 3        data {
 4            id
 5            name
 6            price
 7            description
 8        }
 9    }
10}

“With Runway I was able to quickly make a beautiful admin panel that administrators can use. If Runway didn't exist, it would have taken me a week or two to build something that wasn't quite as nice. Thanks for saving me days and days of work Duncan!”

Erin Dalzell

Certified Statamic Partner