Merge pull request #2 from coreui/master

update from coreui

Author: marchershey

README.md

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+## Features
+
+### Table of contents:
+* Notes
+* Users
+* Management of menus
+* Manage menu items
+* Role management
+* Management of the media
+* BREAD
+* Email Templates
+
+#### Notes
+It is an example of data presentation in a pagination table, and CRUD functionality.
+
+#### Users
+It is a simple example of how to manage registered users.
+
+#### Menu management 
+It is a system that allows you to create a new menu and edit existing menus. To place a new menu named "new" in any view use this code:
+```php
+        <?php
+            use the App\MenuBuilder\FreelyPositionedMenus;
+            if(isset($appMenus['new'])){
+                FreelyPositionedMenus::render( $appMenus['new'] , '', 'your-css-class-of-ul-element');
+            }
+        ?>  
+```
+#### Manage menu items
+Allows you to add, edit and delete menu items.
+To add a new menu item to the menu you must:
+* specify to which menu you are adding the item,
+* specify the roles of users for whom the item will be visible
+* name the item
+* type ( to choice: link, title and dropdown)
+* Href, the address to which the item is to refer,
+* Parent (To nest the item inside dropdown)
+* CORUI icons
+
+#### Role management
+Allows you to create, edit, delete and reorder user roles.
+When a user has more than one role, the highest hierarchical role is used to create a menu for him.
+
+#### Manage media
+It allows to:
+* Create virtual media folders.
+* Send media to applications.
+* Move media between folders,
+* Cut images,
+
+#### BREAD system
+BREAD stands for: browse, read, edit, add, delete.
+Our BREAD system allows you to easily and quickly generate for any table, from the database, a simple BREAD.
+To create a new BREAD just enter a table name from the database.  Then enter a name for the form. Enter the number of rows in the browse table. Choose if you want the browse table to contain buttons: "show", "edit", "add", "delete".
+Assign roles for users who will be able to use the ready BREAD.
+Then complete each column of the table separately:
+* the column name visible to the user,
+* the input type for the column,
+The last step is to select the appropriate checkboxes:
+* browse (allows to display the column in the data table),
+* read (allows you to display the column in the show view,)
+* edit (enables column editing)
+* add (allows you to complete the column data when adding a record. Required if the column is not nullable).
+It is also possible to handle relationships with another table.
+If the column is a foreign key, it should be specified: in the field "Optional relation table name" - table name to which the foreign key refers, in the "Optional column name in relation table - to print" field - the name of the column that is in the relation table to be displayed. Finally, select one of the two "field types" that relate to the relation: 'relation select' or 'relation radio'.
+
+#### E-mail Templates
+It is an example of managing e-mail templates. Allows you to create, edit and delete templates. It also allows you to send an E-mail to a selected address.
+
+
 ## Creators
 
 **Łukasz Holeczek**