Installation Guide
Development Environment
Basic
The easiest way to get started developing locally is to use either Laravel Herd, or Laragon. Reference Laravel's installation docs to learn more. It's recommended to use the Laravel Installer installation option for this type of environment.
Docker
If you want more flexibility and already have Docker knowledge, this starter kit provides a streamlined Docker development setup to get you up and running in no time. You'll want to use the Manual (Git) installation option if you don't want/have PHP, Composer, & Node installed on your machine.
Laravel Installer
Setup a new project using the Laravel installer:
laravel new your-project-name --using=connora/laravel-primevue-starter-kitComposer
If you don't want to use the Laravel installer, you can use Composer directly:
composer create-project connora/laravel-primevue-starter-kit your-project-nameThe Composer scripts should handle all the PHP/Laravel related setup, all you'll need to do is install the npm dependencies:
npm installManual (Git)
Clone directly from source repository:
git clone https://github.com/connorabbas/laravel-primevue-starter-kit.git your-project-namegit clone git@github.com:connorabbas/laravel-primevue-starter-kit.git your-project-nameAlternatively:
- Create a new repository using the public template (then clone)
- Create a new fork (then clone)
- Download the ZIP
Setup
Navigate to the project directory:
bashcd your-project-nameCopy the
.env.examplefile to create a.envfile:bashcp .env.example .envbashcopy .env.example .envInstall Composer dependencies:
bashcomposer installGenerate an application key:
bashphp artisan key:generateMigrate database tables
bashphp artisan migrateInstall npm dependencies:
bashnpm install