- Under the repository name, click Clone or Download.
- In the Clone with HTTPs section, click the copy icon to copy the clone URL for the repository.
- Open Git Bash.
- Change the current working directory to the location where you want the cloned directory to be made.
- Type
git clone
, and then paste the URL you copied in Step 2. - Press Enter. Your local clone will be created.
- Run the following commands on Git CMD or Windows Powershell (Run within the project's folder):
composer install
- To install required composer dependenciesnpm install
- To install the default Laravel packagesnpm run dev
- To run all Laravel Mix tasks
- Access XAMPP or other cross-platform web servers (WAMP, MAMP, EasyPHP etc).
- Start your local server's Apache and MySQL service.
- Run
php -r "file_exists('.env') || copy('.env.example', '.env')";
on the command shell to copy the existing.env.example
file within the project folder. Fill in the fresh.env
copy with your own configurations. - Create a new database with
phpMyAdmin
. Usedbmissms
for your database name. - Migrate your tables using the
php artisan migrate --seed
artisan command. - This will forward engineer the schema and it will make the database accessible through
localhost/phpMyAdmin
.
- After migrating, execute a separate command shell within the project folder.
- Generate a new APP_KEY via
php artisan key:generate
artisan command. - Run
php artisan serve
on the command shell. - Open any modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge etc) and access the application by typing
http://localhost:8000
on your address bar.
- Always pull the latest commit from the remote repository to avoid problems.
- Check for
[NPM]
and[COMP]
tags. If a commit has one or both of these tags, executenpm run dev
and/orcomposer install
commands on the shell to install and/or compile assets. - BUG REPORTS and CONTRIBUTIONS are always welcome.
- To submit a bug report, please go to issue [#2] and read the instructions.