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Welcome to the Easy E-Commerce Using Laravel and Stripe: Selling Products and Subscriptions companion project.
You should be able to run a local instance of the WeDewLawns.com website by following a few simple steps:
- Run
composer installfrom inside the project root directory to install the package dependencies. - Copy the
.env.examplefile to.envand update the various relevant configuration settings. - Execute
php artisan migrate:installto install the database tables. Make sure you create the project database first (having the same name as that used in the.envfile), because Laravel will not create it for you. - Execute
php artisan db:seedto install the seed data.
Configure your local web server to reference the project. You could alternatively use Laravel Homestead, or even use the native PHP web server (php artisan serve).
The WeDewLawns.com companion website uses two photos taken by AdamKR and lzeebytheSeaisnotreallyallhere, respectively. Further details regarding the two photos are available via the following links:
E-mail the authors Eric L. Barnes and W. Jason Gilmore at support@easyecommercebook.com.
You are free to use this code for educational purposes, however keep in mind this software is provided without warranty of any kind nor expectation it works as anticipated. Bugs can and do creep into software all the time, and you can expect to find a few in this project. Building even a simple e-commerce store is difficult, and you should not just copy and paste code into any project intended to interact with sensitive customer information such as contact details or credit card data.