### Install Pelican Panel Plugins

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This snippet outlines the steps to download, extract, and install plugins for the Pelican panel. It involves using wget and unzip for downloading, cp for copying plugin folders, and chown for setting correct file permissions. Manual installation via the panel's UI is also mentioned.

```bash
# Download and extract the repository
wget https://github.com/pelican-dev/plugins/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
unzip main.zip

# Copy desired plugin folders to panel plugins directory
cp -r plugins-main/billing /var/www/pelican/plugins/
cp -r plugins-main/tickets /var/www/pelican/plugins/

# Set proper permissions
chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/pelican/plugins/

# Navigate to your panel's plugin management page
# Click the "Install" button next to each plugin
```

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### Manage User Server Resources with PHP

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This PHP example shows how users can create their own servers within predefined resource limits using the User Creatable Servers plugin. It covers assigning limits, checking availability, and creating servers, ensuring compliance with allocated CPU, memory, and disk space.

```php
<?php

use Boy132\UserCreatableServers\Models\UserResourceLimits;
use App\Models\User;
use App\Models\Egg;

// Admin assigns resource limits to a user
$user = User::find(1);
$limits = UserResourceLimits::create([
    'user_id' => $user->id,
    'cpu' => 400,           // 400% total CPU (4 cores)
    'memory' => 8192,       // 8GB total RAM
    'disk' => 51200,        // 50GB total disk
    'server_limit' => 5     // Maximum 5 servers
]);

// Check remaining resources
$cpuLeft = $limits->getCpuLeft();       // Returns available CPU
$memoryLeft = $limits->getMemoryLeft(); // Returns available memory in MB
$diskLeft = $limits->getDiskLeft();     // Returns available disk in MB

// Check if user can create a server with specific resources
$canCreate = $limits->canCreateServer(
    cpu: 100,      // 1 core
    memory: 2048,  // 2GB
    disk: 10240    // 10GB
);

if ($canCreate) {
    // User creates a server
    $server = $limits->createServer(
        name: 'My Minecraft Server',
        egg: Egg::where('name', 'Paper')->first(),
        cpu: 100,
        memory: 2048,
        disk: 10240
    );
    // Returns Server model instance or false if limits exceeded
    // Server is deployed to nodes tagged 'user_creatable_servers'
}

// The CreateServerAction provides a Filament form UI for users
// Automatically calculates and enforces resource limits
// Form shows remaining resources and validates input

```

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### Configure Minecraft Modrinth Integration for Downloads (PHP)

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This PHP example outlines the server-side configuration for downloading Minecraft mods and plugins from Modrinth using the Pelican panel. It specifies the required egg features (`modrinth_mod`, `modrinth_plugins`) and tags (`minecraft`, mod loader type) needed to enable these functionalities. The plugin integrates by adding navigation items and providing a download interface.

```php
<?php

// Plugin provides server-side pages for downloading Modrinth content
// Requires eggs to have 'minecraft' tag and mod loader tag (paper/forge/fabric)

// Enable in egg configuration by adding features:
$eggFeatures = [
    'modrinth_mod',      // Enables mod downloads
    'modrinth_plugins'   // Enables plugin downloads
];

// Required egg tags:
$eggTags = [
    'minecraft',         // Identifies as Minecraft server
    'paper',            // Or: forge, fabric, etc.
];

// Plugin adds navigation items to server panel
// - "Mods" page if modrinth_mod feature present
// - "Plugins" page if modrinth_plugins feature present

// Pages provide search/browse interface
// Downloads go directly to server files
// Compatible with server's mod loader type

```

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### Customize Panel Appearance with Theme Customizer (Bash)

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This bash snippet represents the administrative configuration for the Theme Customizer plugin, which allows modification of the Pelican panel's visual appearance. It details the location of the settings page and lists customizable options such as primary/secondary colors, font family (from Google Fonts), and the ability to inject custom CSS. The example shows how these configurations might be stored.

```bash
# Plugin adds admin configuration page for theme customization
# Located at: /admin/plugins/theme-customizer/settings

# Configurable options:
# - Primary color (hex color picker)
# - Secondary color
# - Font family (Google Fonts)
# - Custom CSS injection

# Example configuration stored in database:
# primary_color: #0066cc
# secondary_color: #00cc66
# font_family: Inter
# custom_css: .navbar { border-radius: 8px; }

# Changes apply globally to all panel interfaces
# CSS variables injected into page header

```

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### Configure Generic OIDC Provider for OAuth Integration (PHP)

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This snippet demonstrates how to create and configure a generic OpenID Connect (OIDC) provider for OAuth integration within the Pelican panel. It shows the necessary parameters for client credentials, base URL, JWT verification, and user creation/linking policies. The configuration is then used to generate OAuth schema settings.

```php
<?php

use Boy132\GenericOIDCProviders\Models\GenericOIDCProvider;
use Boy132\GenericOIDCProviders\Extensions\OAuth\Schemas\GenericOIDCProviderSchema;

// Admin creates a generic OIDC provider (e.g., Keycloak, Auth0)
$provider = GenericOIDCProvider::create([
    'display_name' => 'Company SSO',
    'display_icon' => 'tabler-building',
    'display_color' => '#0066cc',
    'client_id' => 'pelican-panel-client',
    'client_secret' => 'secret_from_oidc_provider',
    'base_url' => 'https://auth.company.com/realms/main',
    'verify_jwt' => true,
    'jwt_public_key' => '-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----...-----END PUBLIC KEY-----',
    'create_missing_users' => true,  // Auto-create users on first login
    'link_missing_users' => false    // Don't link to existing accounts
]);

// The provider automatically registers with Socialite
// Login button appears on panel login page with custom name/icon/color

// OAuth Schema provides configuration
$schema = new GenericOIDCProviderSchema($provider);
$config = $schema->getServiceConfig();
// Returns:
// [
//     'client_id' => 'pelican-panel-client',
//     'client_secret' => 'secret_...',
//     'base_url' => 'https://auth.company.com/realms/main',
//     'verify_jwt' => true,
//     'jwt_public_key' => '-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----...'
// ]

// Provider handles OAuth flow automatically
// Users redirect to OIDC provider, authenticate, return to panel
// New users created if create_missing_users is true

```

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### Create and Manage Support Tickets with PHP

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This snippet demonstrates how to create, assign, and answer support tickets using the Tickets plugin. It utilizes Eloquent models and enums for ticket properties. The plugin automatically notifies the author upon receiving an answer.

```php
<?php

use Boy132\Tickets\Models\Ticket;
use Boy132\Tickets\Enums\TicketCategory;
use Boy132\Tickets\Enums\TicketPriority;
use App\Models\Server;
use App\Models\User;

// User creates a ticket for their server
$ticket = Ticket::create([
    'title' => 'Server not starting',
    'category' => TicketCategory::Technical,
    'priority' => TicketPriority::High,
    'description' => 'My Minecraft server fails to start after updating to 1.20',
    'server_id' => $server->id,
    'author_id' => auth()->id(),
    'is_answered' => false
]);

// Admin assigns ticket to support staff
$supportUser = User::where('email', 'support@example.com')->first();
$ticket->assignTo($supportUser);

// Admin answers the ticket
$ticket->answer('The issue is caused by incompatible plugins. Please remove FooBar plugin and try again.');
// This sends a database notification to the ticket author
// Notification includes link back to the ticket with the answer

// Ticket properties
$isAnswered = $ticket->is_answered;  // true/false
$answer = $ticket->answer;            // Answer text with markdown support
$assignedTo = $ticket->assignedUser;  // User model or null

```

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### Pelican Billing Plugin: Create Minecraft Server Product

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to create a new billable product for a Minecraft server using the Pelican Billing plugin. It specifies server resources like CPU, memory, and disk, and sets up monthly and yearly pricing tiers. The product is automatically synced with Stripe.

```php
<?php

use Boy132\Billing\Models\Product;
use Boy132\Billing\Models\ProductPrice;
use Boy132\Billing\Enums\PriceInterval;
use App\Models\Egg;

// Create a Minecraft server product
$product = Product::create([
    'name' => 'Basic Minecraft Server',
    'description' => '2GB RAM Minecraft server with Paper',
    'egg_id' => Egg::where('name', 'Paper')->first()->id,
    'cpu' => 100,              // 100% CPU
    'memory' => 2048,          // 2GB RAM
    'disk' => 10240,           // 10GB disk
    'swap' => 512,             // 512MB swap
    'ports' => [25565],        // Minecraft default port
    'tags' => ['minecraft'],   // Node deployment tags
    'allocation_limit' => 1,
    'database_limit' => 2,
    'backup_limit' => 3
]);

// Product automatically syncs to Stripe
// $product->stripe_id will be populated

// Add pricing tiers
$monthlyPrice = ProductPrice::create([
    'product_id' => $product->id,
    'price' => 999,                      // $9.99 in cents
    'interval_type' => PriceInterval::Month,
    'interval_value' => 1
]);

$yearlyPrice = ProductPrice::create([
    'product_id' => $product->id,
    'price' => 9999,                     // $99.99 in cents (save 17%)
    'interval_type' => PriceInterval::Year,
    'interval_value' => 1
]);

```

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### Manage Cloudflare Subdomains with PHP

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This code illustrates how to manage DNS subdomains using the Subdomains plugin and the Cloudflare API. It covers creating Cloudflare domains, creating subdomains for servers, and updating or deleting them, which automatically synchronizes with Cloudflare.

```php
<?php

use Boy132\Subdomains\Models\Subdomain;
use Boy132\Subdomains\Models\CloudflareDomain;
use App\Models\Server;

// Admin configures a Cloudflare domain
$domain = CloudflareDomain::create([
    'name' => 'game-servers.com',
    'cloudflare_zone_id' => 'abc123...',
    'cloudflare_api_token' => 'token_here'
]);

// User creates a subdomain for their server
$server = Server::find(1);
$subdomain = Subdomain::create([
    'name' => 'myserver',              // Creates myserver.game-servers.com
    'record_type' => 'A',              // A or AAAA record
    'domain_id' => $domain->id,
    'server_id' => $server->id
]);

// Subdomain automatically creates DNS record on Cloudflare
// Points to server's primary allocation IP
// DNS record created with:
// - name: myserver
// - type: A
// - content: 123.45.67.89 (server IP)
// - ttl: 120
// - proxied: false

// Update subdomain (automatically updates Cloudflare)
$subdomain->update(['name' => 'newname']);

// Delete subdomain (automatically removes from Cloudflare)
$subdomain->delete();

// Get full domain name
$fullDomain = $subdomain->getLabel();  // "myserver.game-servers.com"

```

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### Create Announcement for Alert Banners (PHP)

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This PHP snippet illustrates how to create and configure announcements to be displayed as alert banners across Pelican panel interfaces. It defines announcement details like title, body, type, visibility panels, and display duration. The `shouldDisplay` method checks if an announcement is active and visible for the current context.

```php
<?php

use Boy132\Announcements\Models\Announcement;
use App\Enums\AnnouncementType;

// Admin creates an announcement
$announcement = Announcement::create([
    'title' => 'Scheduled Maintenance',
    'body' => 'Panel will be down for maintenance on Dec 25 at 2:00 AM UTC',
    'type' => 'warning',           // success, info, warning, danger
    'enabled' => true,
    'panels' => ['app', 'admin'],  // Which panels to show on
    'start_at' => now(),
    'end_at' => now()->addDays(7)
]);

// Announcement displays as alert banner on specified panels
// Automatically shows/hides based on start_at and end_at dates
// Users see banner at top of panel matching title, body, and type

// Check if announcement should display
$shouldDisplay = $announcement->shouldDisplay($panel);
// Returns true if:
// - enabled is true
// - current time is between start_at and end_at
// - panel ID is in panels array

// Announcements load on panel boot
// AlertBanner creates notification with:
// - Unique ID: 'announcement_' . $announcement->id
// - Title: announcement title
// - Body: announcement body
// - Status: announcement type (warning/success/etc)

```

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### Pelican Billing Plugin: Stripe Configuration

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This PHP code block shows how to configure the Pelican Billing plugin for Stripe integration. It lists the required environment variables like Stripe keys and currency, and demonstrates saving settings. The plugin handles automatic synchronization of products and prices with Stripe.

```php
<?php

// Plugin configuration via admin settings form
// Located at: /admin/plugins/billing/settings

// Required environment variables:
// STRIPE_KEY=pk_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxx
// STRIPE_SECRET=sk_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxx
// BILLING_CURRENCY=USD
// BILLING_DEPLOYMENT_TAGS=minecraft,game-servers

// Configuration is saved to .env file automatically
$settings = [
    'key' => 'pk_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    'secret' => 'sk_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    'currency' => 'USD',
    'deployment_tags' => ['minecraft', 'game-servers']
];

// The plugin handles Stripe product/price synchronization automatically
// Products sync to Stripe when created/updated
// Prices sync to Stripe when created
// Deletions cascade to Stripe

```

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### Pelican Billing Plugin: Process Customer Orders

Source: https://context7.com/pelican-dev/plugins/llms.txt

This PHP snippet illustrates the order processing workflow for the Pelican Billing plugin. It covers creating orders for customers, retrieving Stripe checkout sessions for payment, activating orders post-payment, checking for expired orders, and manual cancellation.

```php
<?php

use Boy132\Billing\Models\Order;
use Boy132\Billing\Models\Customer;
use Boy132\Billing\Models\ProductPrice;
use Boy132\Billing\Enums\OrderStatus;

// Create an order for a customer
$customer = Customer::where('user_id', auth()->id())->firstOrCreate([
    'user_id' => auth()->id()
]);

$productPrice = ProductPrice::find(1);

$order = Order::create([
    'customer_id' => $customer->id,
    'product_price_id' => $productPrice->id,
    'status' => OrderStatus::Pending
]);

// Get Stripe checkout session
$session = $order->getCheckoutSession();
// Returns Stripe checkout session with redirect URL: $session->url

// After payment success (webhook/callback)
$order->activate($stripePaymentIntentId);
// This will:
// - Create the server automatically
// - Set expiration date based on interval
// - Unsuspend server if it was suspended

// Check if order has expired (run via cron)
if ($order->checkExpire()) {
    // Server was suspended and order marked as expired
}

// Manual order cancellation
$order->close();
// Suspends server and marks order as closed

```

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