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This exercise uses Laravel 5.2

Make sure you satisfy the following requirements:

  • PHP >= 5.5.9

  • OpenSSL PHP Extension

  • PDO PHP Extension

  • Mbstring PHP Extension

  • Tokenizer PHP Extension

  • Install composer on your local machine if you don't have one on your machine Please refer to this link for more info: https://getcomposer.org/

  • execute the command 'composer install'

  • chmod -R 777 storage && chmod -R 777 bootstrap/cache

  • create a database with any name

  • create .env.sample file to .env file and replace the DB credentials with your credentials and the name of the database that you created in the previous step

Run the following commands in order:

  • php artisan migrate
  • php artisan db:seed
  • php artisan serve

You can now test it in your browser by going to http://localhost:8000

If you like to try the test script, run the command below

  • ./vendor/bin/phpunit

TestCases are located in /tests

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