Learning Laravel's Eloquent

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The Laravel community knows a couple of things about Vagrant and makes up a Vagrant Box to help you in your job. Chapter 1 Homestead is the official Vagrant Box for Laravel and already has everything you need to get started. You will find it (already installed and working), by default: Ubuntu 14.04 PHP 5.6 HHVM nginx MySQL PostgreSQL Node (with Bower, Grunt, and Gulp) Redis Memcached Beanstalkd Laravel Envoy Fabric + Hipchat Extension Not too bad for a tool box that you can prepare in a matter of minutes! Now let's stop discussing and install Homestead. [ 7 ] www.it-ebooks.info
Setting Up Our First Project Installing Homestead First of all, ensure that you have already installed VirtualBox (https://www. virtualbox.org/) and Vagrant (https://www.vagrantup.com/). You can install them on every operating system, so feel free to use whichever you want. If you want to work with a good shell on Windows, I suggest you use Cmder (http://bliker.github.io/cmder/). While writing this book, I referred to the same link. Next, we can add Homestead to our local boxes. This means that Vagrant will download the Homestead box in order to be used locally. You can do it with a simple command: vagrant box add laravel/homestead You will have to wait a couple of minutes to download the box. So, if you want to have a coffee, this is the perfect moment. Here, you don't have to worry about where Vagrant is placing the box, as it is going to save it locally in the Vagrant folder. In the future, every time you will need a specific box, Vagrant will clone and use it. Alright, your box is now on your local machine and ready to be started. However, accordingly to your local machine settings, you can install Homestead in two different ways. They are both present in the official Laravel documentation, so they are both official. The Composer and PHP tool way Let's start with the first one: it is a perfect choice if you already have Composer and PHP on your local machine. Note that you are only going to do these steps the first time. Use this command to install the Homestead CLI tool. composer global require "laravel/homestead=~2.0" Then, be sure to put the ~/.composer/vendor/bin directory in the PATH environment variable, in order to use the tool wherever you want. [ 8 ] www.it-ebooks.info
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