Details of how to install and compile assets below, based on laravel 4.2
If you clone this into your directory and run composer update to install all the necessary packages for the application
- Clone repository into your directory
- Run
composer update - Set up env file to connect to database and PayPal SDK Token from here (note. if your running this from the command line it uses the local environment see
/bootstrap/start.php line:29) - Run
php artisan migrate --seedto create the database with some sample data - Navigate to
/resourcesand runnpm installto install package dependancies - Run
gulp buildto compile assets into the public directory
To build the assets if you first navigate to the /resources folder in the document root and run npm install to install all the package dependancies
Then you can then run gulp build which will run the build process to compile these in the /public folder on the document root.
You can 'watch' these assets to update and compile with live reloading by running gulp from the /resources directory as long as you make sure to run php artisan serve --host HOSTNAME where HOSTNAME matches the value set in /resources/gulp/conf Line:14 - exports.proxy = 'HOSTNAME:PORT';.
eg. php artisan serve --host animals.dev, exports.proxy = 'http://animals.dev:8000';
I've included a sample .env.sample.php as an example although this shouldn't really be in version control I've included it in here for now so you have an example.
You may need to get either a sandbox key or production key from https://developer.paypal.com/developer/applications/braintreeCredentials/editbtcredLive, if you add this key in the env.local.php file for the 'PAYPAL_BRAINTREE_SDK_TOKEN'.
It's currently set in production, to change it to sandbox you can change line 95 in /resources/src/assets/js/main.js and set env: 'sandbox'.
For an example user login you can use: username = user password = user
For an example member login you can use: username = member password = member