Livewire Examples

This project is created from the examples from on the Livewire website.

Installation

This is a Laravel project with Livewire installed. The installation is similar to a new Laravel project.

Clone or Download this Project from GitHub

See Cloning a repository for details on how to create a local copy of this project on your computer.

Install the Dependencies

The project uses Laravel 8, which has a requirement for PHP 8 or higher. Composer is highly recommended installing the dependencies.

From the root of the project run composer install from the command line:

composer install

Create an .env file

Create an .env file from .env.example

Linux / Mac

cp .env .env

Windows

copy .env .env

Generate an APP_KEY

php artisan key:generate

Update the Database Settings

The Posts link uses Lorem Ipsum data from a MySQL database or Sqlite database.

MySql

For MySql, create a database on your MySql server and add the settings to the .env file:

DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE=YourDatabaseName
DB_USERNAME=YourDatabaseUserName
DB_PASSWORD=YourDatabaseUserPassword

Sqlite

Alternatively create an empty sqlite database and configure Laravel to use Sqlite

Sqlite on Linux / Mac

touch database/database.sqlite

Sqlite on Windows

fsutil file createnew database/database.sqlite 0

Edit the .env file

Edit the .env file, add sqlite as the DB_CONNECTION and delete all the other DB_* keys.

DB_CONNECTION=sqlite
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1   }
DB_PORT=3306        }
DB_DATABASE=laravel } Delete
DB_USERNAME=root    }
DB_PASSWORD=        }

Sqlite in Memory Testing Database

The phpunit.xml file has been configured for Sqlite in memory testing. This requires the pdo_sqlite extension to be enabled in your php.ini. If there are any problems enabling the extension remove the following lines, PHPUnit will then to use the database configured in your .env file.

<server name="DB_CONNECTION" value="sqlite"/>
<server name="DB_DATABASE" value=":memory:"/>

Run all tests

To make it easy to run all the PHPUnit tests a composer script has been created in composer.json. From the root of the projects, use composer test or composer tests

composer test

Serve website

To use the php web server, run the following artisan command:

php artisan serve

Open the website

See the message under the serve command for the website name and port, by default it is:

• http://127.0.0.1:8000

Laravel with Livewire will display, with links to the examples from the Livewire site.

• Posts

See the Livewire site for details or take a look at the source code.

Contributions

Feel free to leave comments for improvements. At this point this project is still in development, no contributions to the code is required. Feel free to fork or clone or copy for your own use.

License

The project is open-source software licensed under the MIT license. {"mode":"full","isActive":false}