Laravel Web installer checks for the following things and installs the application in one go.
- Check For Server Requirements.
- Check For Folders Permissions.
- Ability to set database information.
- Migrate The Database.
- Seed The Tables.
You need to have .env to the root
- If you are running Laravel 5 or above :
composer require froiden/laravel-installer:1.9.0
OR add this line to composer.json
"require": {
"froiden/laravel-installer": "1.9.0"
}
- If you are running Laravel 11 or above :
composer require froiden/laravel-installer:11.0.0
OR add this line to composer.json
"require": {
"froiden/laravel-installer": "11.0.0"
}
After updating the composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php.
'providers' => [
Froiden\LaravelInstaller\Providers\LaravelInstallerServiceProvider::class,
];
For laravel version 11.x and greater, add the serviceprovider to the providers array in bootstrap/providers.php.
[
Froiden\LaravelInstaller\Providers\LaravelInstallerServiceProvider::class,
];
Before using this package you need to run :
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Froiden\LaravelInstaller\Providers\LaravelInstallerServiceProvider"You will notice additional files and folders appear in your project :
config/installer.php: Set the requirements along with the folders permissions for your application to run, by default the array contains the default requirements for a basic Laravel app.public/installer/assets: This folder contains a css folder and inside it you will find amain.cssfile, this file is responsible for the styling of your installer, you can overide the default styling and add your own.resources/views/vendor/installer: Contains the HTML code for your installer.resources/lang/en/installer_messages.php: This file holds all the messages/text.
- Install: In order to install your application, go to the
/installurl and follow the instructions.
