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Before you use the Nutri-Web-App make sure that you install it in your computer.

• First open your git bash and clone this reporsitory

git clone https://github.com/rchrdgigan/SorSu.Glitch-Nutri-Hackathon.git

• Second to change your working directory

cd SorSu.Glitch-Nutri-Hackathon

• Third to install the laravel dependencies and libraries required

composer install

• Fourth to copy the environment file and change the values according to your development environment

cp .env.example .env

• To generate laravel key

php artisan key:generate

• To migrate and seed the database

Note! make it sure that you have already created a database before doing this and assign it to your .env file

php artisan migrate --seed

Note! if you already migrate the database and you want to re-migrate cause you have changes in database then try this command, it will drop all database tables regardless of their prefix.

php artisan migrate:fresh --seed

• Create the symbolic links configured for the application

php artisan storage:link

• Done! Now you can run the webapp with executing this command.

php artisan serve