I followed the other post in stackoverflow. I had pretty much the same question but the problem is that his answer didn't solve my problem.
The post I tried is
Laravel 4.2 - Environment detection - homestead.yaml vs. start.php
I tried the answer in that post but I get errors like
( ! ) Error: Call to a member function environment() on null in /home/vagrant/Code/tickets/bootstrap/start.php on line 34
I checked using php artisan env it just says production but when I use the code / method from the post above and I used php artisan env in terminal I will get the error instead of saying production.
How can I solve this?
Thanks in advance for any help
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I'm trying to open tinker in a Laravel project, but when I run php artisan tinker I get this error:
ErrorException
file_exists(): Unable to find the wrapper "hoa" - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP?
I can't find everything similar error online, I found only similar errors but with 'wrapper http' .
Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks
Could this be due to custom code or a library you've imported?
I often find that if I add things to the ServiceProvider or Kernel, they run before many of the artisan commands, and if I've failed to perform the proper "if" checks first, it fails.
I suppose the question I would have in return would be; Is this a fresh Laravel install or have you got custom code and libraries running? I would check there, try removing libraries you've added, HOA from my searching doesn't appear to default to Laravel.
— Happy to revise my answer should more detail be provided
Solved with this command founded on github:
composer require psy/psysh:0.11.2 --dev
As I mentioned in the question, I just upgraded the Laravel version of my project from 5.8.* to 6.0.*.
Now I am getting the below error:
In AppServiceProvider.php line 32:
Call to undefined function App\Providers\studly_case()
Is Laravel supposed to throw error in it's own core file ? I was invoking the following command when I got this error, so I suppose this happens with any artisan command:
php artisan list
I saw in docs, that the new function is Str::studly from Str class file. Is it ok to change in the AppServiceProvider.php ?
Referring to the Laravel 6.x docs, I just discovered that the function for converting the string's current case to studly case is moved to Illuminate\Support\Str class, and named as studly().
So I added that dependency and then replaced the studly_case() to Str::studly() in AppServiceProvider.php, and then was able to run the artisan commands just like before.
I wasn't sure that changing AppServiceProvider.php is standard way or not, but it did worked so I am posting the answer here, that way it'll help anyone else facing the same issue.
I have a running app written on Laravel 5.7. I tried to change the record in composer.json to match "5.8.*" and ran composer update. On my local (win10/WAMP) machine it went fine, but on the staging server (Debian 9/nginx) the update command changed the vendor contents and failed at the end.
Since then anything I do with the app on the server I get this error and I can't find any information anywhere.
Call to undefined method Illuminate\Routing\RouteFileRegistrar::get()
And this is the line that fails:
$this->get('login', 'Auth\LoginController#showLoginForm')->name('login');
Thanks in advance!
remove "$this" from your routes and use "Route::"
It is a problem with the routes. Mainly, you get this problem when you are using routes with resource or resources. Make sure you do not have any problem in routes by using the command:
#php artisan route:list
If you are getting any problem while route listing please fix it.
I solved this problem in Laravel 5.8 by fixing routes.
Hope this will help.
I am using Laravel 5 on a shared host. I have installed it ok. However on running:
/usr/bin/php55-cli artisan app:name 247
the laravel install broke. I tracked it down to app.php and the new name caused syntax errors. I got it working again by using Linux to do a global replace changing it back from 247 to App.
Does anyone know why? And how can I get artisan to work properly?
Thanks
This is not Laravel nor artisan issue, but plain PHP syntax error.
PHP does not allow variable or class name to start with an integer. Same goes to namespaces. So your error comes from you app name being 247. First letter can not be an integer.
Back from vacation, and when I'm trying to run one of my previously working command:
php artisan list
Throws me:
[root#api2]# php artisan list
{"error":{"type":"Symfony\\Component\\Debug\\Exception\\FatalErrorException","message":"Call to a member function getArgument() on a non-object","file":"\/var\/www\/html\/api2.alariscms.com\/vendor\/laravel\/framework\/src\/Illuminate\/Console\/Command.php","line":153}}
And I seriously cannot understand why this happens. I tried debugging the file that throws an error. It awaits argument:
InputInterface $input but it gets NULL
I don't know what can go wrong on a framework level to stop receiving the required object.
Any ideas where to start debugging from? Or I can reload configurations / update laravel via cmd?
Thanks
This is what I would do:
php artisan dump
composer dump-autoload
check for current Laravel version
and then go to that specific command and check for bug there.
Also, what kind of argument are you trying to pass to command ? Is that object - if so check where is implementation of that class ?