Churchweb

Overview

This is a guide to installing and running a Laravel application using various commands in the command line.

Features

• Run Application: Start the Laravel application using the command php artisan serve.
• Run Queue Job: Run a queued job in the application using the command php artisan queue:work.
• Run Migrations: Execute database migrations using the command php artisan migrate.
• Run Migrations on Specific File: Run migrations on a specific migration file using the command php artisan migrate --path=database/migrations/migration/file.php.
• Run Seeder: Seed the database with sample data using the command php artisan db:seed class=DatabaseSeeder or php artisan db:seed.
• Run Scheduler: Run the task scheduler for the application using the command php artisan schedule:run.
• Make Controller: Generate a new controller file using the command php artisan make:controller Controller --resource.
• Make Model: Create a new model file using the command php artisan make:model Model.
• Make Seeder: Generate a new seeder file using the command php artisan make:seeder Seeder.
• Make Factories: Create new model factories using the command php artisan make:factory Factory.
• Make Migrations: Generate a new migration file using the command php artisan make:migration create__table.
• Make Migrations on Specific File: Create a migration file on a specific directory using the command php artisan migrate # path=/database/migrations/.php.
• Make Middleware: Generate a new middleware file using the command php artisan make:middleware.
• Make Mail: Create a new mail class using the command php artisan make:mail Email.
• Make Deploy: Cache routes and clear cache using the commands php artisan route:cache, php artisan cache:clear, and php artisan route:clear.

Summary

This guide provides instructions on how to install and run a Laravel application using various commands in the command line. It covers commands for running the application, executing migrations, seeding the database, creating controllers, models, seeders, migrations, middleware, and mail classes, and caching routes. These commands help streamline the development process and enhance the efficiency of working with Laravel applications.