Foodie
  • Introduction
  • Flutter App
    • Getting Started
    • Directory Structure
    • Change App Color theme
    • Chat with Vendor/Delivery Boy
    • Firebase
    • Firebase Phone OTP
    • Google Map
    • Running on Android Studio
    • Running App On VS Code
  • Social Login
    • Google Login
    • Facebook Login
  • Laravel Admin( Backend )
    • Getting Started
    • GUI Installer
    • Change Backend Color
    • App API
    • Payment Callbacks
    • System Settings
    • System Update & Terminal
    • Firebase
      • Firebase Database
    • Web Notification
    • Change Logs
  • Migration
    • ~ 1.3.0
    • ~ 1.5.1
    • ~ 1.6.0
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  1. Laravel Admin( Backend )

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After Download your project from codecanyon, you will get a zip file, unzip the file you will get Foodie App and Foodie Backend zipped files.

The Foodie App is the flutter end of the project while the .Foodie Backend is the laravel backend for the foodie project.

After unzipping the Foodie Backend zipped file, there are some configurations that you to do before the project will run. Follow the sets below:

  1. Run composer install

composer install

2. Then ensure your database is properly configured. You can do that by entering the proper database details in the .env file

3. If you are doing this in Production Environment, please backup your database first. Very important so you don't suffer data loss.

4. Then run php migration command to create the tables and populate the database will predefined data.

php artisan migrate:fresh --seed

After the steps above you should now be able to run your laravel project without any issues

.env configuration