i developed a Website using Laravel 5.5 and Voyager Admin panel.
Now i want to deploy my website to a DigitalOcean server.
While developing I created tables via Voyagers Database Tool.
I also set my relations between the tables there. This worked very well in my developing environment.
I pushed my final code of the website to a git repo and now i want to clone it on the liveserver.
Now my question:
Do I have do recreate all tables again via the voyager admin panel and set the relations between the tables new again? Because i didn't create migrations for the tables and only created tables through the voyager backend.Or will they automatically be set if i clone the repo and make an php artisan voyager:install or an php artisan migrate?
Would be nice if anybody already gained some experience with deploying voyager applications.
Best regards
If you still didn't find any solution, you can try: Laravel Migrations Generator.
It will automatically generate migrations from an existing database schema.
Then you can do:
php artisan migrate
Hope, it will solve your problem.
Related
I inherited a Laravel project in which there doesn't appear to be a app/User.php file or any migration scripts related to the creation of user tables for the database. This project was initially used to create a simple REST API end point to write records to a single table without authentication.
Is there a simple command I can run to re-introduce the Laravel user components? My goal is to install Laravel Passport with OAuth2 support, but it seems to depend on the existence of user modules.
you can follow the instruction in the docs: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/authentication#introduction
Want to get started fast? Install the laravel/ui Composer package and
run php artisan ui vue --auth in a fresh Laravel application. After
migrating your database, navigate your browser to
http://your-app.test/register or any other URL that is assigned to
your application. These commands will take care of scaffolding your
entire authentication system!
I want to know there is any way by which we can create a installer or some package for laravel application by which user can simple paste file and deployer will ask for db host and other setting and install application.
Also is there anyway by which we deploy a new build in current application and it will have all new updates which may contains updates in previous table. We want to keep data safe and release updates.
Got help from this answer
Install
To create installer for your application, you can Laravel-Installer package.
This package has following features:
Check For Server Requirements.
Check For Folders Permissions.
Ability to set database information.
.env text editor
.env form wizard
Migrate The Database.
Seed The Tables.
Update
Updating your database mean needs to migrate your database. You can run your migrate command through your application.
Run migration command from anywhere
Artisan::call('migrate');
With using route:
Route::get('/run-migrations', function () {
return Artisan::call('migrate', ["--force"=> true ]);
});
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
Iam working on CodeIgniter database Migrations.
I create table using Migrate.php controller in my project and it's work fine.
Question is it possible to migrate database using cmd like laravel database Migrations?.
Yes.
You can do it with php index.php tools
Most frameworks have built-in command lines and almost all users of these frameworks have to interact with the command line. CodeIgniter has the base for the command line interface but it’s not implemented by default.
Go through with this tutorial CodeIgniter Migration - tutorials.kode-blog.com
My team and I are trying to work on a web development project using Laravel. We want to work on separate files of the same project simultaneously, but since Laravel generates a user specific code for a project we cannot sync our files properly.