Expenses

This project aims at providing a way to manage the domestic monetary transactions, somehow integrated with the online homebanking, and to give an overall view of the way money is being spent

Table of contents

• Installation for development
  • Docker
  • .env
  • Dependencies
  • App key
  • Migrate and seed

Installation for development

Docker

You'll need to install Docker and Docker Compose in your machine

Pull the custom Laradock environment first, go the project root and run

git submodule update --init

Then cd into the folder laradock and copy the example env-example file to .env, and adapt if needed

Finally, start the app, with

docker-compose -p expenses up -d nginx mysql

Add 127.0.0.1 expenses.test to your OS hosts file, and use that URL to access your app

To pull updates to the environment, run git submodule update --remote --merge

To enter the development container, run

docker-compose -p expenses exec workspace bash

Alternatively, you can use the provided docker commands available in package.json

.env

You'll have to create a .env file with your environment configurations. There's a .env.dev.example with default settings. Just don't forget to make the necessary adjustments to your environment (APP_URL, etc).

Dependencies

Start with a package dependency check and installation

composer install

App key

Generate your local secret key

php artisan key:generate

Migrate and seed

Build and populate the database with some test data, just run

php artisan migrate --seed

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