The Project Management System is a Laravel/MySQL project that will assist construction companies in keeping track of project records and status.
This project organizes the construction company’s project records with the status of each section of the development category, such as the layout, landscape, and so on.
This feature is dynamic to this system, which means that the system user can update the category or division list. Each project’s teams/workers are likewise managed through the project management system.
This feature will allow the organization monitor the development of the project by divisions and overall by displaying the progress of each category/division in each project, which will be managed by the system user.
The system displays a simple reminder/notification for future deadlines on the homepage, which only appears when a project is still in progress and the current date is within 15 days of the deadline, as well as projects that are still in progress but have passed the deadline.
The Project Management System (PMS) is a web application that is used for project planning, resource allocation, organization, tracking, and estimation, among other things.
Project Management Systems are built to manage project components such as cost control, budget management, quality management, estimating, planning, assignment, and much more, depending on the requirements.
So, if you’re a programmer seeking for a way to create your own web-based project management system, you’ve come to the correct spot.
This article will teach you how to use Laravel and MySQL to create your own project management system.
We'll create a simple project management system with a live demo to manage clients, projects, and tasks with milestones, expenses, and hours in this class.
You may easily alter these projects to meet your needs.
- Manage Projects
- Manage tasks
- Subtasks Management
- Manage Members
- Manage Profile
- Homepage
- About US
- Pricing
- Contact
- Search
- Login and Register
Here are the steps on how to run a Project Management System Project in Laravel.
- Installed the composer and the Laravel dependencies.
First, you need to install first the Composer and the Laravel libraries.
- Open Command Prompt
Next, go to the project folder directory then type CMD to open the command prompt.
- Composer Update
Then, after you finish to installed the composer and the Laravel. now type “composer update” in your command prompt to install the composer dependencies.
- php artisan key:generate
After that, then type “php artisan key:generate ” in your command prompt.
A command that sets the APP_KEY value in your . env file. By default, Run the following command to have the database tables migrated for you so that you can begin using the system.
- Create Database
After that, to install and run the application correctly. Simply go to phpmyadmin and make a new database.
After that, “Be” and rename it to ".env", then go to connection and modify the default database connection name, only database connection, database username, and password.
- php artisan migrate
Lastly, you’ve set up the environment, you’ll need to establish a database configuration for it.
Use the following command to create database tables: "php artisan migrate".
- php artisan db:seed
Then, type “php artisan db:seed“, the db:seed command runs the DatabaseSeeder class by default, although it can be overridden to call alternative seed classes.
You can, however, use the —class option to execute a single seeder class separately: php artisan db:seed –class=UserTableSeeder.
- php artisan serve
Lastly, type “php artisan serve” in your command prompt.
The purpose of using PHP artisan serve (PHP built in server) is just for testing and easy starting your project it should not be used in real website deployment.
- Copy “http://127.0.0.1:8000/”
Finally, in your browser, type the following code to access your project dashboard.
