kkoa / foodback

My version of Yelp using Laravel & Laravel Dusk

Foodback

Constructed a clone of Yelp using following technology

• Laravel
• Bootstrap 4 & Fontawesome 5
• JavaScript, jquery & jquery Raty
• MySQL
• CSS & SCSS
• SQLite (Testing only)
• PHPUnit (Testing Only)
• Laravel dusk (Testing Only)

Screen shots

Live version

Foodback
( Image upload not function for live version)

Dummy user Login details for live version:

Email	Password
[email protected]	secret

Set up Application

This installation assumes have

• MySQL
• PHP 7.3 or greater
• Composer

installed.

In the terminal\command prompt enter the following:

git clone https://github.com/KKOA/foodback.git
cd foodback
composer update
copy '.env.example' '.env'
php artisan key:generate
npm install
npm run dev

Change the following lines in .env to match your database configurations:

DB_DATABASE=homestead
DB_USERNAME=homestead
DB_PASSWORD=secret

Next step create database. In mysql run the following commands

CREATE DATABASE foodback
CREATE DATABASE foodback_dusk

Make sure the database name matches the value of DB_DATABASE in your .env file (case sensitive).

A copy of these commands can be found inside the Database directory as a .sql file.

In the terminal/command prompt, enter the following:

php artisan migrate

This will setup the migrations and the database.

For restaurant image upload you will need create
directory(/storage/app/public/upload/restaurants)
using the following commands

cd storage/app/public
mkdir upload
cd upload
mkdir restaurants

Afterwards link storage directory to public directory

php artisan storage:link

Run Application

cd foodback
php artisan serve

Click the link in command prompt/terminal to open application in the browser.

Test

Laravel Dusk

If you have followed the Setup Application process, the mysql database has already setup.

If you have chosen another database other than mysql or chosen different name for the database, you will need to update the respective values in the .env.dusk.local.

Generate key for .env.dusk.local

php artisan key:generate --env=dusk.local

Start server and specify dusk.env.

php artisan serve --host=dusk.local

Running a server in terminal/command prompt will prevent you from execute other commands in same terminal until server is stopped.

If you want execute a command but keep the server running. You will need to open a new terminal/command prompt.

To run the dusk test enter the following command into the terminal/command prompt:

php artisan dusk

Warning

All the test(s) will fail if

• you have not start a server in right environment before running the test
• you have two or more servers running that are using the same port and ip address
• Wrong version of chromedriver installed. If Laravel Dusk throws an error message like this

"Facebook\WebDriver\Exception\SessionNotCreatedException: session not created: Chrome version must be between 70 and 73"

when you run it, then use the following command to resolve the issue, replacing x with the relevant version required.

php artisan dusk:chrome-driver x

This may take a while to run all the tests.