This repo contains all the code for a simple todo list application built using the Laravel Framework and the Bootstrap CSS Framework.
Your assignment is to add a feature that satisfies this user story:
As a user, I want to be able to click on a individual todo to see more detail about the task.
- For local development, Fork and clone this repository and set it up as a local app running inside Homestead.
- Follow the installation instructions below once you have set it up in Homestead.
- You will notice that the application allows you to add a todo, view all todos, and delete a todo. Todos are composed of a
nameand adescription. Your assignment is to link each todo to it's own page (i.e. http://ds-todos.test/todo/2) that displays both the name and description of the todo.
IMPORTANT: This repo uses Laravel 5.2 make sure you are viewing the correct documentation at https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/
After the initial Homestead installation vagrant ssh into the vagrant box, head to the project directory and run composer to install all the project dependencies:
$ composer installOnce all vendor dependencies are installed, copy the .env.example file to a new .env and run php artisan key:generate
Then, while still ssh'ed in your Homestead box, run the migrations to setup the database and seed it:
$ php artisan migrate
$ php artisan db:seedNow you should be all set! Go to the url you set up in Homestead (i.e http://ds-todos.test or whatever you url you setup in your /etc/hosts file) in your browser and you should see your freshly installed application.
- If you need any clarification on these instructions, send questions my way and I will answer them to the best of my ability. My email address is
ssmith@dosomething.org - Use any further documentation you want to complete the assignment, but the laravel documentation is pretty solid. Check it out!
- Bonus: feel free to make the app look better, not required, but it is pretty hard to look at as it stands now.
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