MintLab is a complete Solana token launch platform composed of: a public dApp for users, an admin dashboard for operations, and a Laravel API that stores platform configuration and supports the app. It’s designed for production deployments where you want the public experience to stay simple while keeping control (fees, settings, content, and feature flags) in the backend.

Frontend (Public dApp)

The public dApp provides the on-chain flows. Users can create SPL tokens with metadata and optional authority actions, execute token swaps with slippage controls, and create/manage liquidity pools. Feature availability is controlled by backend feature toggles (e.g., maintenance mode, blog/FAQ visibility).

• Token creation: name, symbol, decimals, supply, description, tags, and socials
• On-chain metadata + logo upload (published via configured IPFS gateway/Pinata settings)
• Optional vanity mint generation (prefix/suffix) and custom mint address claim
• Authority management: revoke update authority (immutability), revoke mint authority, revoke freeze authority
• Liquidity: create pool, remove liquidity (Raydium integration)
• Swap: quotes, slippage tolerance controls, and execution (Raydium integration)
• Content pages: Blog, FAQ, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service (managed from admin CMS)

Backend (Admin Dashboard)

The admin dashboard is the operational control panel. It lets admins configure the platform without redeploying the frontend, monitor transactions and fee behavior, manage content (blog/FAQ/legal), and control app/network/SEO settings centrally.

• Dashboard metrics: total transactions, confirmed transactions, platform revenue
• Transactions & activity: searchable list + details (status, amounts, timestamps, signatures, fee breakdown)
• Treasury & fees: configure SOL-based fees and treasury wallet destinations
• Content suite (CMS): blog posts, categories, tags, FAQs
• Compliance pages: edit Privacy Policy and Terms from the dashboard
• App settings: branding, description, contact email, and key URLs
• Network settings: devnet/mainnet behavior, RPC configuration, rotation/fallback endpoints, gateway settings
• SEO settings: title, meta description, OpenGraph fields, canonical, robots, sitemap toggle
• Feature toggles: enable/disable swap, liquidity pools, token burning, authority tools, blog/FAQ, maintenance mode

Requirements

These are the explicit environment requirements used by MintLab’s installer and deployment model.

• Domain + HTTPS (recommended to use your final production domain to avoid CORS/session issues)
• PHP 8.2+ hosting + MySQL/MariaDB database
• Server routing: /api must map to api/public (Laravel public directory)
• Required PHP extensions: openssl, pdo, mbstring, tokenizer, json, curl, bcmath
• Writable paths: api/storage, api/bootstrap/cache
• Optional (local development/customization): Node.js + npm for running/building the frontends

Tech Stack

• Public dApp: React + TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Axios
• Admin dashboard: React + TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS
• API: Laravel (PHP) + Laravel Sanctum, MySQL/MariaDB
• Solana: @solana/web3.js, Solana Wallet Adapter, @solana/spl-token
• Integrations: Raydium SDK v2 (swap/liquidity), Metaplex Token Metadata + Umi (metadata flows)
• Optional services: Pinata + IPFS (uploads/gateway), CoinMarketCap API (pricing helpers)

Use the demo on Devnet

1. Switch wallet to Devnet (Phantom/Solflare: Settings → Developer Settings → Network → Devnet).
2. Get Devnet SOL from the faucet: https://faucet.solana.com/
3. Reload the frontend and run flows (Create Token / Swap / Liquidity / Authority).
4. If a transaction fails: it’s typically wrong network, insufficient Devnet SOL, or temporary RPC congestion—retry after a short moment.