Laravel 5-3 example is a tutorial application.

It's an upgrade of this repository for Laravel 5.3 with big code cleaning and refactoring and application tests.

• git clone https://github.com/bestmomo/laravel5-3-example.git projectname
• cd projectname
• composer install
• Type touch database/database.sqlite
• Copy .env.example to .env; set DB_DATABASE to the absolute path of the file created above
• php artisan key:generate
• php artisan migrate --seed to create and populate tables
• Edit .env for emails configuration
• Optionaly npm install to manage assets

• Bootstrap for CSS and jQuery plugins
• Font Awesome for the nice icons
• Highlight.js for highlighting code
• Startbootstrap for the free templates
• CKEditor the great editor
• Elfinder the nice file manager
• laravel-lipsum for the lipsum generator
• Laravel Collective for Forms and Html

• Home page
• Custom error pages 403, 404 and 503
• Authentication (registration, login, logout, password reset, mail confirmation, throttle)
• Users roles : administrator (all access), redactor (create and edit post, upload and use medias in personnal directory), and user (create comment in blog)
• Blog with comments
• Search in posts
• Tags on posts
• Contact us page
• Admin dashboard with messages, users, posts, roles and comments
• Users admin (roles filter, show, edit, delete, create)
• Posts admin (list with dynamic order, show, edit, delete, create)
• Multi users medias gestion
• Localization
• Application tests
• Use of new notifications to send emails

CSS is compiled with Elixir, look at gulpfile.js for details.

To use application the database is seeding with users :

• Administrator : email = [email protected], password = admin
• Redactor : email = [email protected], password = redac
• User : email = [email protected], password = walker
• User : email = [email protected], password = slacker

When you want to launch the tests first rollback the database :

php artisan migrate:rollback

Then migrate and seed :

php artisan migrate --seed

You can then use PHPUnit