Filipe Esteves (up202206515@up.pt)
Gonçalo Ferros (up202207592@up.pt)
Pedro Oliveira (up202206257@up.pt)
Rodrigo de Sousa (up202207292@up.pt)
Administration URL: http://lbaw2496.lbaw.fe.up.pt/admin-console
| Username | Password |
|---|---|
| bob@example.com | bobpass |
| Type | Username | Password |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer | alice@example.com | alicepass |
| Seller | johndoe@example.com | password123 |
To prepare your computer for development, you need to install:
We recommend using an Ubuntu distribution (24.04 or newer) that ships with these versions.
Install the required software with:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install git composer php8.3 php8.3-mbstring php8.3-xml php8.3-pgsql php8.3-curlOn macOS, install using Homebrew:
brew install php@8.3 composerIf you use Windows WSL, ensure you are using Ubuntu 24.04 inside WSL. Previous versions do not provide the required packages. After setting up WSL, follow the Ubuntu instructions above.
After setting up your repository, install all local dependencies required for development:
composer updateIf the installation fails:
- Check your Composer version (should be 2 or above):
composer --version - If you see errors about missing PHP extensions, ensure they are enabled in your php.ini file file
The Docker Compose file provided sets up PostgreSQL and pgAdmin4 as local Docker containers.
Start the containers from your project root:
docker compose up -dStop the containers when needed:
docker compose downOpen your browser and navigate to http://localhost:4321 to access pgAdmin4.
Depending on your installation setup, you might need to use the IP address from the virtual machine providing docker instead of localhost.
On first use, add a local database connection with these settings:
hostname: postgres
username: postgres
password: pg!password
Use postgres as hostname (not localhost) because Docker Compose creates an internal DNS entry for container communication.
-- LBAW, 2024