Laravel Beginners Tutorial 2
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This document provides a tutorial on using migrations and Artisan commands in Laravel to manage databases. It demonstrates creating a migration to generate a database table, adding data to the table using another migration, and using Artisan commands like migrate, migrate:rollback and migrate:reset to run and undo the migrations. The migrations handle both creating/modifying the table schema and inserting/deleting sample data from the table. Artisan is the CLI for Laravel that provides commands to interact with migrations and manage the database structure.
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Laravel Beginners Tutorial 2
- 1. 1 Author : Vikas Chauhan Presented By: Vikas Chauhan Software Engineer, BrainCoerce Technologies, Bangalore Date – 08/18/2013
- 2. 2 Author : Vikas Chauhan Exercise 1 :- Migration & Artisan Exercise 2 :- Database Setup Exercise 3 :- Create Table Using Migration & Artisan Exercise 4 :- Add Data Into Table Using Migration & Artisan
- 3. 3 Author : Vikas Chauhan Exercise 1 Migration & Artisan
- 4. 4 Author : Vikas Chauhan Artisan :- Artisan is the name of the command-line interface included with Laravel. It provides a number of helpful commands. To view all available Artisan commends type “<project_dir>/ php artisan list “ on your command line. Migration :- Migrations are a type of version control for your database. It allows me to create my tables easily, without writing a single line of database language for example :- mysql etc. Before install migration in your project you need to be configure your database file.
- 5. 5 Author : Vikas Chauhan Exercise 2 Database Setup
- 6. 6 Author : Vikas Chauhan <project_dir>/app/ config / database.php :-
- 7. 7 Author : Vikas Chauhan Exercise 3 Create Table Using Migration & Artisan
- 8. 8 Author : Vikas Chauhan On command line :- “php artisan migrate: install” (migration table should be add in you database) On command line :- “php artisan migrate: make create_authors_table” (create a authors table into database) <project_dir>/ app/ database/ migration /2013_08_07_101708_create_authors_table.php :- That php file contain two function up() & down(). up() function is used for create table and down() function is used for destroy table and its data. For example :-
- 9. 9 Author : Vikas Chauhan class CreateAuthorsTable extends Migration { public function up() { Schema::create('authors', function($table){ $table->increments('id'); $table->string('name'); $table-> text('bio'); $table->timestamps(); }); } public function down() { Schema::drop('authors'); } }
- 10. 10 Author : Vikas Chauhan On command line :- “php artisan migrate” (for perform action on up function) On command line :- “php artisan migrate: rollback” (for perform action on down function) If you will see fatal error while you rollback the migration :- on command line :- “var/local/bin/composer.phar dump-autolode” for ubuntu in your case “<composer_dir>/composer.phar dump-auto lode On command line :- php artisan migrate:reset (for reset all migration)
- 11. 11 Author : Vikas Chauhan Exercise4 Add Data Into Table Using Migration & Artisan
- 12. 12 Author : Vikas Chauhan On command line :- php artisan migrate: make add_authors (create a file in migration for add data in authors table) <project_dir>/ app/ database/ migration/ 2013_08_07_102350_add_authors.php :- That php file contain two function up() & down(). up() function is used for add data into table and down() function is used for delete data from table. For example :-
- 13. 13 Author : Vikas Chauhan class AddAuthors extends Migration { public function up() { DB::table('authors')->insert(array( 'name'=>'vikas chauhan', 'bio'=>'vikas chauhan is a good developer', 'created_at'=>date('y-m-d H:m:s'), 'updated_at'=>date('y-m-d H:m:s') )); } public function down() { DB::table('authors')->where('name','=','vikas chauhan')->delete(); } }
- 14. 14 Author : Vikas Chauhan On command line :- “php artisan migrate” (for perform action on up function) On command line :- “php artisan migrate: rollback” (for perform action on down function) If you will see fatal error while you rollback the migration :- on command line :- “var/local/bin/composer.phar dump-autolode” for ubuntu in your case “<composer_dir>/composer.phar dump-auto lode On command line :- php artisan migrate:reset (for reset all migration)
- 15. 15 Author : Vikas Chauhan Thanks & Regards, Contact to – Vikas Chauhan Email ID – [email protected] Phone – (080) 41155974