** Miniproject App **

Miniproject is a project app that served me to test out PHP and Laravel skills. It's a basic kind of blog, with possibilities to create, edit, update and delete blog posts.

** Configuration **

** Step 1: Hosts **

Copy following lines to C:/Windows/System32/drivers/etc/hosts. When editing hosts file you must be logged in with Administrator privileges in Windows system.

#----------------------------------------------
# MINIPROJECT APP - LOCALHOST
#----------------------------------------------
127.0.0.1    www.miniproject.com
127.0.0.1    miniproject.com

** Step 3: Clone project **

https://github.com/matijavavetic/miniproject.git

** Step 4: ENV **

Create env file from env.example:

env.example

** Step 5: Composer **

Run following command in terminal:

composer update

** Step 6: Key **

Run following command in terminal:

php artisan key:generate

** Step 7: npm **

Run following command in terminal:

npm install

npm run development

** Step 8: Database **

Create database schema miniproject.

Set default character set utf8mb4 and collate utf8mb4_unicode-ci.

Run following commands in terminal to start migrations:

php artisan migrate:refresh

** Step 9: UNIT TEST **

Run following commands in terminal to start unit testing:

./vendor/bin/phpunit

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License

The Laravel framework is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.