Your NativePHP app has a SQLite database and can run a local API. That's all you need to build a CLI companion that extends your desktop app into the terminal.

The same pattern that powers OAuth callbacks can turn your NativePHP app into something external tools can talk to. CLI scripts, IDE extensions, browser plugins, you name it.

NativePHP doesn't ship with OAuth support. Turns out you don't need it to. PHP's built-in server and a few lines of code is all it takes.

Managing complex forms with many properties in Livewire can get messy. Property groups help organize related fields for cleaner validation, manipulation, and debugging.

We're excited to announce the release of NativePHP for Desktop v2! This major version bump was necessary due to some backwards compatibility breaks, but also brings enhanced security defaults and some useful new features.

This September update brings additional window management capabilities, enhanced internationalization support, and important stability improvements to help you build more reliable desktop applications with Laravel.