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The project was developed entirely using Gitpod; You can try the project by yourself with just one click using a Gitpod workspace;
It will setup everything and start the development server just for you =)
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Important! It's common that on the start the initializer script hangs creating the MySQL database, wait some seconds and it should start Laravel's development server. Otherwise, you can create it by yourself following the instructions below.
1. Create a database running this command:
mysql -u root -e "create database jobseeker_db"
2. Start Laravel development server running this command:
npm run laravel.host # must be hosted in cloud environment.
- The project was created focusing on mobile first, so I'd recommend using at least Devtools with responsive constraints.
- Seed the database with premade mock data, it will give you an user that you can login using
test@example.com
as email andpassword
as password.
php artisan db:seed
- After doing login, you can manage jobs and candidates accessing the
/jobs
route.
- You can run tests using the
php artisan test
command.