This project was made for learning purposes. I always wanted to test the Laravel framework (coming from a Symfony background). I immediatly started to like it (despite the fact that the framework tends to hide you a lot of things, but when you go deeper on the source code, you can discover how things are really made).
I've written some fixtures (factories) for the database, so you can use php artisan db:seed
to populate your db.
Just rename the .env.example to .env and put your credentials here
$ git clone https://github.com/Liinkiing/laravel-blog.git
$ cd laravel-blog
$ composer install
$ php artisan key:generate
$ php artisan migrate
$ php artisan db:seed
$ npm install
$ php artisan serve
and you're ready to go! You should have a basic database structure for your blog. The seeding takes care of adding users, then it adds posts with the previously created users as authors. Finally, it add a random range of comments to those posts (some posts can have no comments), with random authors.
At the moment, the main route is located at /blog/posts
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