Here is a simple example of a Laravel project that displays a list of tasks:
Install Laravel:
- Make sure you have PHP and Composer installed on your machine.
- Run the following command to install Laravel:
composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel my-project
Set up the database:
- Create a database for your project.
- In the
.env
file, set theDB_DATABASE
,DB_USERNAME
, andDB_PASSWORD
environment variables to the correct values for your database.
Create a model and migration for your tasks:
- Run the following command to create a model and migration for your tasks:
php artisan make:model Task -m
- This will create a
Task
model and a migration for the tasks in your database.
Define the fields for your tasks
- In the migration file for your tasks, define the fields for your tasks. For example:
public function up() { Schema::create('tasks', function (Blueprint $table) { $table->id(); $table->string('name'); $table->boolean('completed')->default(false); $table->timestamps(); }); }
Run the migrations:
- Run the following command to create the tasks table in your database:
php artisan migrate
Create a controller for your tasks:
- Run the following command to create a controller for your tasks:
php artisan make:controller TaskController
Define the routes for your tasks:
- In the
routes/web.php
file, define the routes for your tasks. For example:
Route::get('/tasks', 'TaskController@index'); Route::post('/tasks', 'TaskController@store'); Route::patch('/tasks/{task}', 'TaskController@update'); Route::delete('/tasks/{task}', 'TaskController@destroy');
Create the views for your tasks:
- In the
resources/views
directory, create the views for your tasks. You can use Blade templates to create the views.
Seed the database with sample data (optional):
- You can seed the database with sample data by creating a seeder and running the seeder.
Customize the look and feel of your website:
- You can use CSS and JavaScript to customize the look and feel of your website.