This project is a book review application developed using PHP with the Laravel framework and containerized using Docker. The goal is to provide a platform where users can review books, see the most popular and highest-rated books, and interact with the features of a book review system.
Project Setup and Creation:
- Initial setup of the project using Laravel and Docker.
- Listing Popular and Highest Rated Books: Displaying the highest-rated and popular books.
- Recent Reviews: Fetching books with recent reviews.
- Filter Books by Title: Implementing a form and logic to filter books by title.
- Displaying Popular and Highest Rated Books: - Developing views and logic for popular and highest-rated books.
- Single Book Page: Creating a dedicated page for each book.
- Review Count and Average Rating: Displaying review count and average rating on all pages.
- Blade Components: Creating a star rating component using Blade.
- Adding Reviews: Implementing a scoped resource controller to add reviews.
/books
/books/id
/books/id/reviews/create
review added to book of id 16 with current date (july 15, 2024)
filter/search bar
/?title=aliquam&filter=
Model Relationships:
- Definition of one-to-many relationships between models.
- Querying and associating related models.
- Utilizing local scopes for specific queries.
Controllers and Resource Controllers:
- Setting up controllers to manage CRUD operations.
Test Data Generation:
- Use of Factory and Seeder to generate mock data.
Caching and Invalidating Cache:
- Implementing caching to improve query performance.
- Managing cache invalidation when data is updated.
Rate Limiting:
- Applying rate limits for adding reviews.
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- Database agnostic schema migrations.
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- Real-time event broadcasting.
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