Shortener

A small and simple url shortener with Laravel, Reactjs and Docker

How to install Shortener

Installation with Docker

• Download and install docker from https://www.docker.com/get-started
• Bring up Docker, wait for "Docker is running"
• Clone the repository (https://github.com/Asinox/Shortener)
• Open your terminal and go inside the new directory Shortener and try docker-compose up -d command to bring up all your services.
• You can visit the docker URL http://localhost:4000, if you want to change the port 4000, just edit the docker-compose.yml and change change ports value 4000:8080

Running outside of Docker with Artisan

• Clone the repository (https://github.com/Asinox/Shortener)
• Open your terminal and go inside the new directory Shortener and run php artisan serve and now you can visit the URL http://localhost:8000

Database (optional?)

The Shortener database is hosted on Heroku, you can review the .env file and change it if you want. After change the database (.env) remember just migrate the database with artisan command php artisan migrate

React, a note

If there is anything that you want to change about React, you can go inside the path resource/js and work there. Are you done with react?, just go to the root directory and run the command npm run dev (to test on development) or npm run production for build the production files.