Could this be a good idea? I want to upgrade my app, installing new stuff like artisan commands and functionalities like, create migration, instead of creating a new Laravel app.
What do You guys think?
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I am working on a laravel project, for authentication, I have used passport for API. and used php artisan ui bootstrap --auth for web PHP. using php artisan ui bootstrap --auth laravel not be able to authenticate the current user I have researched a lot and found a solution which is a package name breeze that offered by Laravel 8.
when I install breeze it adds many templates and overwrites a few functions and blades. can anyone know how to not overwrite existing function or adding templates while installing?.
Question is : how to install breeze package without breeze scaffolding?
There is no way to install breeze without breeze scaffolding
Its possible to use passport with laravel ui, i dont understand, which problem have you before install breeze.?
You can just follow passport documentation https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/passport
im am new to laravel and I recently installed Alogila on my Laravel application as I was working on a searching functionality using Laravel scout. The command I typed was composer require algolia/scout-extended
I am getting an error saying Impossible to connect, please check your Algolia Application Id.
Since I have decided to not have a searching functionality in my application, I would like to remove algolia from my app. I am unsure of how to do this, any help would be much appreciated.
You have two way to do that
first way
run the command
composer remove algolia/scout-extended
Second way
remove it from your composer.json file
then run the command
composer update
I'm kinda still finding my way around the Laravel development framework. I want to use a Sample Project Here for my learning
Now the project was done in Laravel 5 and i'm trying to use the Latest 5.5 Laravel.
How do i go about this and what files and folders do i have to copy to my Laravel 5.5 project to get this working.
The file and code structure has changed quite a lot from Laravel 5.0 to Laravel 5.5.
If you are wanting to use that project on Laravel 5.5 then you would need to go through the update process for each version until you reached Laravel 5.5. These can all be found in the Laravel documentation for the respective version.
An easy, and better approach, would just be to incorporate this into your project manually.
SB Admin is just a theme based on Bootstrap and so you can just incorporate it into your app as you would Bootstrap.
You can download the source for SB Admin here - https://startbootstrap.com/template-overviews/sb-admin/
You can also check out the source on GitHub if you need more of an idea on how to use it on specific pages - https://github.com/BlackrockDigital/startbootstrap-sb-admin
If you really want to use that project to learn Laravel then you can. As you're still new to Laravel, I wouldn't bother updating it (you'd likely be in over your head).
To get started with the project, just follow the instructions on their repo - https://github.com/start-laravel/sb-admin-laravel-5:
Clone the project git clone https://github.com/start-laravel/sb-admin-laravel-5.git
Switch into the newly created folder
composer install to install Laravel and the required dependencies
npm install
bower install
I'm trying to set up database migrations using Illuminate's Database outside of a Laravel 4.2 project. Everything I'm reading online indicated that it is completely doable to use any Illuminate components outside of Laravel, but the difficulty I'm having is creating the database migrations without using Artisan commands ("php artisan make:migration create_user_table"). If any one could help me out with this, I'd really appreciate it, because I know someone has had to find a solution to the problem before.
Thanks!
If you want to use artisan commands you should include the package of it and configure your application accordingly.
illuminate\database package doesn't provide you and artisan commands to use.
I'm creating a application. I want to clear the Laravel Application key via terminal. Not manually.
Is there any way to clear via artisan. I can only generate via following command
php artisan key:generate
But there is no option to delete the key via artisan command.
There's no way as I of right now I believe, but if you use git just fork laravel, go ahead and empty the application key and whenever starting a new Laravel project clone from your repo and just generate a key without editing anything.
I see that you're using Ubuntu, but just so you know there is a OSX extension for Alfred for creating Laravel projects here and comes with Jeffrey Way's Generator.