nardsqq/Wagon

Marine and Industrial Sales and Services Management System

Under the repository name, click Clone or Download.
In the Clone with HTTPs section, click the copy icon to copy the clone URL for the repository.
Open Git Bash.
Change the current working directory to the location where you want the cloned directory to be made.
Type git clone, and then paste the URL you copied in Step 2.
Press Enter. Your local clone will be created.

Run the following commands on Git CMD or Windows Powershell (Run within the project's folder):
- composer install - To install required composer dependencies
- npm install - To install the default Laravel packages
- npm run dev - To run all Laravel Mix tasks
Access XAMPP or other cross-platform web servers (WAMP, MAMP, EasyPHP etc).
Start your local server's Apache and MySQL service.

Run php -r "file_exists('.env') || copy('.env.example', '.env')"; on the command shell to copy the existing .env.example file within the project folder. Fill in the fresh .env copy with your own configurations.
Create a new database with phpMyAdmin. Use dbmissms for your database name.
Migrate your tables using the php artisan migrate --seed artisan command.
This will forward engineer the schema and it will make the database accessible through localhost/phpMyAdmin.

After migrating, execute a separate command shell within the project folder.
Generate a new APP_KEY via php artisan key:generate artisan command.
Run php artisan serve on the command shell.
Open any modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge etc) and access the application by typing http://localhost:8000 on your address bar.

Always pull the latest commit from the remote repository to avoid problems.
Check for [NPM] and [COMP] tags. If a commit has one or both of these tags, execute npm run dev and/or composer install commands on the shell to install and/or compile assets.
BUG REPORTS and CONTRIBUTIONS are always welcome.
To submit a bug report, please go to issue [#2] and read the instructions.