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In order to ease development, ensure you have following Aliases setup

alias sail="./vendor/bin/sail"
alias stan="./vendor/bin/phpstan"
alias phpunit="./vendor/bin/phpunit"

Copy over .env file and populate it with your environment's variables. You will also want to verify/change a few variables for your environment.

cp -p .env.example .env

Install composer dependencies by running (this assumes you have a $GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable)

docker run --rm \
    -v $(pwd):/opt \
    -w /opt \
    laravelsail/php80-composer:latest \
    /bin/bash -c \
    "composer self-update; composer config --global github-oauth.github.com $GITHUB_TOKEN; composer install"

Run sail containers:

sail up -d

Generate the app key by running:

sail artisan key:generate

[PROJECT TITLE] supports Laravel Sail as a local development environment.

To get started, simply run sail up -d and the application will be served on http://localhost

To run artisan commands, simply run sail artisan migrate

To run compose commands, simply run sail composer install

Stop the application by running sail down

Read more about how to use Laravel Sail in the official documentation here

You can access the API documentation at the api/documentation endpoint.

When you changes to the documentation you have to re-generate the documentation page using php artisan l5-swagger:generate

You can find tests in the /tests folder, and you can run them by using phpunit --testdox.

If you need to quickly run the entire testsuite, just to ensure, that no test are failing, you can run them in parallel by running php artisan test --parallel

You can run Larastan (a wrapper for PHPStan), by executing stan analyse

Laravel uses facades, so that implementations of, for instance, loggers can be changed without needing to change code, and models can be quite empty, because of the way Laravel uses magic methods and getters.

This, in turn, makes it hard for IDE's to assist in showing what classes contain.

To help with that, the composer package Laravel IDE Helper is installed as a dev-dependency.

This package will generate files for your IDE, to better understand what is contained in the Laravel classes and models.

These files are excluded from the repository

Generating the IDE helper files:

# Run the artisan commands:
$ php artisan ide-helper:eloquent
$ php artisan ide-helper:generate
$ php artisan ide-helper:meta
$ php artisan ide-helper:models --nowrite
# or run all of them with:
$ composer run ide-helper

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