a blog app that allows people to create posts and comment on them
Users can create accounts with a username and a password. Logged in users can create posts and comment on them. They can also delete any post that was created by them.
Admins can do everything a normal logged in user can and can delete posts, comments, and users.
To run the app inside a docker container. You need to follow the following steps:-
- Change the mysql database name, username and password in the dev.env file
MYSQL_HOST=[YOUR_HOST_NAME]
MYSQL_USER=[YOUR_MYSQL_USERNAME]
MYSQL_PASSWORD=[YOUR_MYSQL_USER_PASSWORD]
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=[YOUR_MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD]
MYSQL_DATABASE=[YOUR_DATABASE_NAME]
INCLUDE_PATH=[WHERE_YOUR_APPLICATION_IS_BASED]
- run the docker container by entering the following commandline
docker-compose up -d
- Migrate the databases by running the following command inside your container.
php Database/migration.php migrate
- Copy the files in the
srcfolder to apache hosting point - Set your enviroment variables to your mysql database name, username and password in your server
MYSQL_HOST=[YOUR_HOST_NAME]
MYSQL_USER=[YOUR_MYSQL_USERNAME]
MYSQL_PASSWORD=[YOUR_MYSQL_USER_PASSWORD]
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=[YOUR_MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD]
MYSQL_DATABASE=[YOUR_DATABASE_NAME]
INCLUDE_PATH=[WHERE_YOUR_APPLICATION_IS_BASED]
in case you don't want to use enviroment variables you can change the user name and password in the src/Database/Connection.php file uncomment and write your password and username
//self::$user = "your username";
//self::$password = "your password ";
- Migrate the databases by running the following command inside your container.
php Database/migration.php migrate
To create an admin user you need to enter the command:-
php setup/make-admin.php
then enter your username password and name.
To insert fake data into your database for testing you need to enter the command:-
php setup/data-sample.php
then enter your username password and name.