Ideal Main Web Application

Project Overview

Ideal Main is a sophisticated web application designed to provide a comprehensive content management system with a variety of templates and customization options. It is suitable for creating dynamic websites with multiple features such as galleries, project showcases, and custom pages.

File Structure

• Configuration Files: .eslintrc, .stylelintrc.json, composer.json, composer.lock, config.php, package.json, phpcs.xml.dist for setting up and maintaining code standards and dependencies.
• PHP Templates: Includes 404.php, archive-ideal_project.php, comments.php, footer.php, front-page.php, header.php, index.php, page.php, search.php, sidebar.php, single.php, and numerous template files like template-about-ideal.php, template-apply-online.php, etc., for various website functionalities.
• Styling Sheets: custom.css, style-rtl.css, style.css, and backup stylesheets for designing the website's appearance.
• Media Files: Images like r_gallery_img_3.jpg, screenshot.png, and their .webp versions.
• Other Files: LICENSE, README.md, readme.txt for licensing, project overview, and additional information.

Installation and Setup

Prerequisites

• A web server (e.g., Apache, Nginx)
• PHP (version [specify version])
• MySQL (or another compatible database system)
• Composer for PHP dependency management

Step 1: Clone the Repository

First, clone the repository to your local machine or server environment.

git clone [repository URL]
cd Ideal-main

Step 2: Install Dependencies

Use Composer to install the required PHP dependencies. composer install

Step 3: Configure the Application

Copy config.sample.php to config.php (if such a sample file exists). cp config.sample.php config.php Edit config.php to set up your database and other configurations.

Step 4: Set Up the Database

Create a new database in your MySQL database system. Import the provided SQL file (if available) to set up the database structure. mysql -u username -p database_name < path_to_sql_file.sql Replace username, database_name, and path_to_sql_file.sql with your MySQL username, newly created database name, and the path to the provided SQL file, respectively.

Step 5: Configure Your Web Server

Set the root directory of your web server to the project's directory. Ensure the server is configured to handle PHP files and rewrite rules (if using Apache, ensure .htaccess is configured correctly).

Step 6: Verify Installation

Open your web browser and navigate to the project's URL. Verify that the application loads and functions as expected.

Contact Information

For further inquiries or information, please send a mail to reejuballabh269@gmail.com.