A very simple API to manage subscribers in your mysql database.

The enviroment runs with Laradock, that is a Docker configuration of images built for Laravel.

You can Store, Retrive, Update and Delete Subscribers.

Instructions

To run the enviroment you need to install Docker on your machine: https://www.docker.com/

After this you need to clone this repo in a local folder:

git clone https://github.com/romme86/HAFNC.git

Than you have to go inside the project directory:

cd HAFNC

Update dependacies:

composer update

Generate production key:

php artisan key:generate

Clone Laradock:

git clone https://github.com/Laradock/laradock.git

You must enter the laradock folder inside the project and enable the laradock .env file:

cd laradock

cp env-example .env

Edit the .env file

you have this:

MYSQL_VERSION=latest

MYSQL_DATABASE=default

MYSQL_USER=default

MYSQL_PASSWORD=secret

MYSQL_PORT=3306

MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root

you must change with this:

MYSQL_VERSION=5

MYSQL_DATABASE=hafnc

MYSQL_USER=root

MYSQL_PASSWORD=ciao

MYSQL_PORT=3306

MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=ciao

Than run:

docker-compose up -d nginx mysql phpmyadmin workspace

And it's up! (yes it runs on nginx not apache2)

pretty neat uh? i configured this laradock installation to use mysql 5 because the new 8 version is giving a bug on the password authentication method.

TESTING

in the files you can see:

"subscribers.postman_collection.json"

you can import this in your Postman UI to execute the commands and test the code. I did started building the testing environment with laravel but i had to install phpunit and i was getting bugs and the time was running out for the deadline so... you can test with postman =)

IMPORTANT: when testing update with postman i inserted @gugu.com on purpose as a domain, that is going to fail. to update modify with @gmail.com