Web Geeks Laravel Demo

We're going to make a meal planning app.

Setup

You can set up this project locally or use Cloud9 (see instructions below).

• Clone the repository to your local machine
• Create a MySQL database for this project
• Copy .env.example to .env and fill in the MySQL database details (you can ignore the Redis stuff)
• Install Composer and run composer install
• Run php artisan migrate
• Run php artisan key:generate
• Either run Apache in the ./public directory, or run php -S localhost:8000 server.php and visit http://localhost:8000

Cloud9 Setup Instructions

Cloud9 is an IDE in the cloud which reduces setup time.

• Visit https://ide.c9.io/jplhomer/wg-laravel-demo and sign in/create an account

OR

• Sign into C9 and create a new workspace by cloning from this Web Geeks Github repository
• Follow the instructions above, using your C9 username as the database user, c9 as the database, and '' as the password.
• In the C9 terminal, type sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/001-cloud9.conf and change:

/home/ubuntu/workspace

to

/home/ubuntu/workspace/public

Hit Ctrl+X and then Y to save your changes.

• Click "Run Project" to start the Apache server
• Click "Share" in the top right, and click the link next to Application: to see your project running in a browser

MVP

The user should be able to:

• Create meals and assign them to dates

Other Things To Try

The user should be able to:

• "Copy" existing meals to dates
• Pull previously-used foods or recipes into a new meal
• Share access to meals with a team member/family member
• Pull images/data about common meals from an API to autocomplete things or provide other context