Running the project locally

Prerequisities: xampp (https://www.apachefriends.org/pl/download.html) and composer (https://getcomposer.org/download/) installed, Laravel version 8 (https://laravel.com/docs/8.x).

To run the project on the local server, follow the steps below (or see: https://devmarketer.io/learn/setup-laravel-project-cloned-github-com/):

• Launch Apache server and MySQL in xampp.
• Create the database named 'laravel-crud' (or any other name you like) in the PhPMyAdmin Panel from xampp.
• Clone the repo to the htdocs folder of xampp.
• Open the repo in the code editor which provides terminal dealing with php artisan commands (I used Visual Studio Code for this purpose).
• Run 'composer install' command in the terminal (bash mode in VS Code).
• Run 'npm install' command in the terminal (bash mode in VS Code).
• Run 'cp .env.example .env' command in the terminal (bash mode in VS Code).
• In the just created .env file change the line 'DB_DATABASE=laravel' to 'DB_DATABASE=laravel-crud'.
• Run 'php artisan key:generate' command in the terminal (bash mode in VS Code).
• Run 'php artisan migrate:refresh --seed' command in the terminal (bash mode in VS Code) to seed the static data.
• The application shall be avaible at http://localhost/laravel-authentication-crud-many-to-many/public/.
• To login as administrator use the following static test credentials: E-Mail Address: admin@gmail.com, Password: admin.

I used this tutorial to create this project: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJetLDY7yKup1wDDkQObuRIzCeXYtpNvN.

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