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2020-10-13T15:09:22Z

Maintenance mode

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	<code>php artisan down</code> will put a site into maintenance mode (returns a 503 error to anyone who visits).		<code>php artisan down</code> will put a site into maintenance mode (returns a 503 error to anyone who visits).

	Laravel 8.x has extra functionality for maintenance mode.		Laravel 8.x has extra functionality for maintenance mode, including a secret key that allows access during maintenance mode and a render option which pre-renders the views (so that if <code>composer install</code> fails users won't see an error).

	== Configuration ==		== Configuration ==

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			=== Maintenance mode ===

			<code>php artisan down</code> will put a site into maintenance mode (returns a 503 error to anyone who visits).

			Laravel 8.x has extra functionality for maintenance mode.

	== Configuration ==		== Configuration ==

2020-10-13T15:04:06Z

General

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	Run <code>php artisan config:cache</code> as part of production deployment.		Run <code>php artisan config:cache</code> as part of production deployment.

	~~<code>php artisan migrate</code> will turn PHP schema into a database.~~

	<code>dd($var)</code> dumps <code>$var</code> and then calls <code>die()</code>. <code>dd(request->all());</code> will print all the request variables.		<code>dd($var)</code> dumps <code>$var</code> and then calls <code>die()</code>. <code>dd(request->all());</code> will print all the request variables.

2020-10-12T19:33:23Z

Projects

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	Create a new project by running:		Create a new project by running:

	laravel new blog ~~--auth~~		laravel new blog

	Add everything to Git with:		Add everything to Git with:

2020-10-12T19:20:42Z

Requirements

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	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==

	* PHP 7.~~2.5~~ (Laravel 7.0)		* PHP 7.3 (Laravel 8.0)
	* OpenSSL extension		* OpenSSL extension
	* PDO extension		* PDO extension
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	* JSON extension		* JSON extension
	* BCMath extension		* BCMath extension
			* Fileinfo extension

	Most modern servers and distros will have all of the above available as packages, and most of the extensions are useful beyond just Laravel.		Most modern servers and distros will have all of the above available as packages, and most of the extensions are useful beyond just Laravel.

2020-08-20T14:48:37Z

Links

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	* [https://laravel.com/docs/billing Laravel Cashier] - Integrations to Stripe's subscription billing service.		* [https://laravel.com/docs/billing Laravel Cashier] - Integrations to Stripe's subscription billing service.
	* [https://freek.dev/1720-how-to-clean-up-huge-tables-in-laravel-with-ease How to clean up huge tables in Laravel with ease] - Blog post and package for cleanup of records in large tables.		* [https://freek.dev/1720-how-to-clean-up-huge-tables-in-laravel-with-ease How to clean up huge tables in Laravel with ease] - Blog post and package for cleanup of records in large tables.
			* [https://tighten.co/blog/converting-a-legacy-app-to-laravel/ Legacy to Laravel: How to Modernize an Aging PHP Application]

	[[Category:PHP]]		[[Category:PHP]]

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Links

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	* [https://jasonmccreary.me/articles/start-testing-laravel/ Start testing your Laravel applications]		* [https://jasonmccreary.me/articles/start-testing-laravel/ Start testing your Laravel applications]
	* [https://laravel.com/docs/billing Laravel Cashier] - Integrations to Stripe's subscription billing service.		* [https://laravel.com/docs/billing Laravel Cashier] - Integrations to Stripe's subscription billing service.
			* [https://freek.dev/1720-how-to-clean-up-huge-tables-in-laravel-with-ease How to clean up huge tables in Laravel with ease] - Blog post and package for cleanup of records in large tables.

	[[Category:PHP]]		[[Category:PHP]]

2020-06-20T11:54:35Z

Policies

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	php artisan make:policy ProjectPolicy --model=Project		php artisan make:policy ProjectPolicy --model=Project

	~~As well as creating a policy, it has to~~ be registered in <code>app/Providers/AuthServiceProvider.php</code>		Policies generated using the ModelNamePolicy convention (e.g. Project -> ProjectPolicy) will be discovered automatically by Laravel. Other policies must be registered in <code>app/Providers/AuthServiceProvider.php</code>

	protected $policies = [		protected $policies = [

2020-06-20T11:53:28Z

Authentication and Authorisation

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	abort_unless($project->owner_id === auth()->id(), 403);		abort_unless($project->owner_id === auth()->id(), 403);

			=== Policies ===

	Policies are a cleaner way than using <code>abort</code>. A policy can be created using the <code>make:policy</code> command:		Policies are a cleaner way than using <code>abort</code>. A policy can be created using the <code>make:policy</code> command:

2020-05-08T10:25:23Z

Projects

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	Create a new project by running:		Create a new project by running:

	~~composer create-project~~ --~~prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog~~		laravel new blog --auth

	Add everything to Git with:		Add everything to Git with: