An online marketplace application developed using the Laravel Framework. The aplication was developed as an exercise for a job opening. The main coding language used is PHP.

The app is mostly in Finnish.

Download source files from github (link somewhere above).

Create the database (use the .env file in the root of the app as a guide). Please note the DB_Connectiton is set to mysql as a default.

The default name for the database is marketData, username: admin, pw: admin.

After the database has been created, open up a command window/console in the root folder and create the schema with

php artisan migrate

This should create all necessary tables in your database.

The project environment is now set up.

Navigate to the public folder(which contains the index.php file) and open up a server here. I´ve used port 8080. For example:

php -S localhost:8080

Now simply navigate to http:\localhost:8080\ to begin.

• User account support (Create an account)
• Create, read, delete and list operations
• User authentication: guests cannot delete anything, users can delete their own items or the items of guests (Will be changed)
• Searchbar: simple searchbar mechanic will autofill any existing items. Selecting an item and pressing "hae" will take you to the relevant page.
• Shopping basket: not yet implemented
• DHTML list: The item list has been implemented in jQuery and Ajax.
• File upload: Files can be uploaded into the app. They are stored in the /public/images/ folder due to permission reasons.

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