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- Run
https://github.com/kbram/BoilerPlate.git
- Create a MySQL database for the project
mysql -u root -p
, if using Vagrant:mysql -u homestead -psecret
create database laravelAuth;
\q
- From the projects root run
cp .env.example .env
- Configure your
.env
file - Run
composer update
from the projects root folder - From the projects root folder run:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravelroles &&
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel2step
- From the projects root folder run
sudo chmod -R 755 ../laravel-auth
- From the projects root folder run
php artisan key:generate
- From the projects root folder run
php artisan migrate
- From the projects root folder run
composer dump-autoload
- From the projects root folder run
php artisan db:seed
- Compile the front end assets with npm steps or yarn steps.
- From the projects root folder run
yarn install
- From the projects root folder run
yarn run dev
oryarn run production
- You can watch assets with
yarn run watch
- From the projects root folder run
npm install
- From the projects root folder run
npm run dev
ornpm run production
- You can watch assets with
npm run watch
- From the projects root folder run
php artisan config:cache
And thats it with the caveat of setting up and configuring your development environment. I recommend Laravel Homestead
- Unverified - Level 0
- User - Level 1
- Administrator - Level 5
- view.users
- create.users
- edit.users
- delete.users
Password | Access | |
---|---|---|
[email protected] | password | User Access |
[email protected] | password | Admin Access |
The Laravel framework is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.