PHP Laravel Framework installation and related open source software

Laravel is known as a concise, elegant PHP development framework, but the first contact with the framework of many people are stuck in the installation, in fact, in Linux only need a very simple few steps can be done, here we take CentOS under the PHP + Nginx + Mysql environment for example.

First, you need to understand Laravel installation dependencies, such as Laravel4.2 have the following requirements: PHP >= 5.4-mcrypt PHP extension
The main is the PHP version, the normal installation of the relevant extension should be included

In addition, your system needs to have Composer, a PHP dependency management tool, not installed can be downloaded here: https://getcomposer.org/download/then rename the Composer.phar file to Composer in/usr Under the/bin directory

Next, set the composer mirror address

composer config -g repositories.packagist composer http://packagist.phpcomposer.com  

The last is to install laravel with composer. Version, installation path can be specified in the parameters, here we installed 4.2 version, placed in the Nginx site root directory

composer create-project laravel/laravel=4.2 /usr/local/nginx/html/laravel4.2 --prefer-dist  

Remember to change Laravel directory permissions after successful installation

chmod 777 -R /usr/local/nginx/html/laravel4.2  

Not surprisingly, you can access the Laravel Welcome page on your browser.

Only the framework is certainly not enough, there is a lot of content to add, on the Internet to find some open source software based on Laravel, we try a simple Laravel5.1 on the development of the blog program, called Laravel51, on GitHub can download: https:// Github.com/mangoim/laravel51

The installation procedure is also simple, first pull it down with git

git clone https://github.com/mangoim/laravel51.git  

Create a database laravel51 on MySQL, and then import the SQL file

mysql -u root -p laravel51 < /usr/local/nginx/html/laravel51/laravel51.sql  

To modify a configuration in a database script

vim /usr/local/nginx/html/laravel51/config/database.php  

Change to MySQL field, username and password according to your local MySQL settings to modify

‘mysql‘ => [              ‘driver‘    => ‘mysql‘,            ‘host‘      => ‘localhost‘,            ‘database‘  => ‘laravel51‘,            ‘username‘  => ‘root‘,            ‘password‘  => ‘123456‘,            ‘charset‘   => ‘utf8‘,            ‘collation‘ => ‘utf8_unicode_ci‘,            ‘prefix‘    => ‘‘,            ‘strict‘    => false,        ],

Configure a new port under Nginx

vim /usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf  

Here I set the port to 7070

Restart the server, the browser under 7070 access to index.php, there should be a page like this

Background function also developed part, Access index.php/admin, user name: Roy Password: 123456

Finally recommend some useful URLs: the most important is the official documents, want to learn more about the needs of Laravel take a look: Http://www.golaravel.com/laravel/docs also has a domestic developer to write the introductory tutorial, Suitable for beginners: https://lvwenhan.com/laravel/432.html Below is a CMS based on Laravel4.2, in fact, many of these projects are personal in the spare time development, we use the cooked laravel after you can do one, In case of fire. (HTTP://SIMPLA.SIMPLAHUB.COM/;HTTPS://GIT.OSCHINA.NET/KEN.YANG/SIMPLA)

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PHP Laravel Framework installation and related open source software