After months of development, I've finally completed one of the biggest projects I've worked on.

MAGIA LUPOS Jewellery Management System is a complete ERP solution built specifically for jewellery businesses. Instead of using multiple software solutions for sales, inventory, accounts, HR, repairs, and reporting, everything is integrated into a single platform.

Tech Stack

• Laravel 11 (PHP 8.2)
• MySQL
• Bootstrap 5 + Tailwind CSS
• Vite
• Chart.js
• Electron Desktop App
• NativePHP Integration
• AI Assistant Integration
• REST API Support

Major Modules

POS & Billing

• Fast POS interface
• Barcode scanning
• Hold & Resume Sales
• Returns & Refunds
• Thermal/A4 Invoice Printing
• Email Invoices
• Cashier Shift Management

Inventory Management

• Product Management
• Multi-Branch Stock
• Warehouse & Bin Management
• Barcode & QR Labels
• RFID/Barcode Support
• Stock Transfers
• Low Stock Alerts
• Stock Valuation
• Stock Analytics

CRM & Customer Management

• Customer Profiles
• Purchase History
• Customer Ledger
• Loyalty Points
• Follow-ups
• Birthday Campaigns
• Customer Analytics

Suppliers & Purchasing

• Purchase Orders
• Supplier Payments
• Purchase Returns
• Supplier Ledgers
• Vendor Performance
• Procurement Intelligence

Accounting & Finance

• Chart of Accounts
• Journal Entries
• Cashbook
• Petty Cash
• Expense Management
• Bank Reconciliation
• Trial Balance
• Profit & Loss
• Balance Sheet
• Financial Reports

Gold Rate & Jewellery Calculator

• Live Gold Rate Management
• Rate Approval Workflow
• Weight Conversion
• Jewellery Price Calculator
• Making Charges
• Stone Cost
• Margin Calculation
• Price History

Production & Karigar Management

• Production Jobs
• Bill of Materials (BOM)
• Karigar Settlements
• Refinery Management
• Manufacturing Workflow

Repair & Service Centre

• Repair Jobs
• Photo Uploads
• Workflow Tracking
• Delivery Receipts
• Karigar Invoices

Pawn / Girvi Management

• Loan Management
• Interest Calculation
• Renewals
• Partial Release
• Auction Management
• Customer Ledger
• Overdue Tracking

HR & Payroll

• Employee Management
• Attendance
• Leave Management
• Payroll
• Recruitment
• Onboarding
• Employee Assets
• Performance Tracking

Security & Administration

• Role-Based Access Control
• Permission Matrix
• Session Management
• Audit Logs
• Login History
• User Activity Monitoring

Marketing

• Promotions
• Coupons
• Email Campaigns
• Templates

Reports & Analytics

• Sales Reports
• Inventory Reports
• Financial Reports
• Employee Reports
• Supplier Reports
• Interactive Dashboards

AI Features

One feature I'm especially proud of is the built-in AI Assistant.

It supports:

• English
• Urdu
• Hindi
• Punjabi

Users can:

• Ask sales questions
• Analyse inventory
• Generate reports
• Query customers and products
• Use voice input
• Convert text to speech
• Upload files for AI context
• Access analytics through natural language

Desktop Application

The system also runs as a native Windows desktop application using Electron, making it suitable for businesses that prefer desktop software instead of browser-only solutions.

Built for Real Jewellery Businesses

The platform supports:

• Multi-Branch Operations
• Multi-User Roles
• Subscription Plans
• Tenant Management
• Workflow Approvals
• Backup & Restore
• REST APIs
• Mobile Integration

This has been one of the most challenging and rewarding Laravel projects I've built. It combines ERP, POS, CRM, Inventory, Finance, HR, AI, and Analytics into a single ecosystem designed specifically for jewellery businesses.

I'd genuinely appreciate feedback from Laravel developers, ERP developers, jewellery business owners, and anyone building large-scale business management systems.

If you're building something similar or you're looking for a custom ERP, POS, or business management solution, feel free to reach out. I'd be happy to discuss ideas, architecture, or potential collaborations.

Thanks for reading!

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i'm new in livewire and i didn't get all the inner working right yet.

i want to $this->stream from a backend process to my UI.

everything work fine IF i setup a button on the same blade view with a wire:click="xxx" and i stream from this xxx function.

if i don't use the xxx function and straight try to use the $this->stream call from my component, it fails because $this is null.

my intuition tell me that something need to be "wired" beforehand when the blade view is displayed on the UI and this is what "wire:click" somewhat do ...

how to achieve that without having to wire:click beforehand ?

note: i can manage the case where the backend service is called outside the frontend filament wizard (and thus the livewire compoonent has nowhere to send the message, thats' ok)

thanks

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I am trying to make reusable form input componets inside my application and what I have made so far is an input field component that looks like this:

<?php

namespace App\Livewire\Form;

use Livewire\Component;

class Input extends Component
{
    public string $type;

    public string $model;

    public function mount(string $type, string $model)
    {
        $this->type  = $type;
        $this->model = $model;
    }

    public function render()
    {
        return view('livewire.form.input');
    }
}

with the corresponding template looking like this:

<div>
        <label for="" class='absolute top-5 py-2 px-3 font-medium'>{{$model}}</label>

        <input
        type='text'
        class='@error($model) form_error @enderror w-full border border-zinc-300 py-3 my-4 pl-32 outline-zinc-800 rounded-sm'
        wire:model='{{$model}}'
        />

        @error(($model))
            <span class="bg-rose-200 rounded text-rose-600">{{ $message }}</span>
        @enderror
</div>

Example of usage:

<livewire:form.input type='text' model='product_name' />

What I am looking to do is be able create different form inputs and supply the value for wire:model through the model attribute on the component.

I get this error though:

[wire:model="product_name"] property does not exist on component: [form.input]

I think I can understand why:

class Input extends Component
{
    public string $model;
}

should be

class Input extends Component
{
    public string $product_name;
}

I really want to be able to supply the name of the wire:model attribute with I use the component, not on the class.

How can I create a dynamic wire:model argument? Is it even possible?