How to launch a Seed Laravel

Create a Laravel seed database quickly & easily with an example.

Launching a Seed Laravel

The first step to launch a Seed Laravel is to install the Laravel framework. Installing Laravel is simple, as it has a command line interface that allows you to run the command composer create-project laravel/laravel [project-name]. After you run this command, the framework will be installed in the [project-name] directory.

Next, you will need to create a database for the application. You can use the command line interface to create the database using the command php artisan make:database. This command will create a new database and allow you to configure it using the .env file in the project directory.

Once the database is created, you can begin to set up the application. The first step is to create the basic configuration. This can be done by editing the .env file in the project directory and setting the necessary configuration variables. This includes setting up the database connection, the application URL, and other configuration variables.

After the configuration is set up, you can begin to create the models and migrations. Models allow you to define the data that your application will use, and migrations allow you to set up the tables in the database. To create models and migrations, you can use the command line interface to run the command php artisan make:model [model-name], and to create the migration you can run the command php artisan make:migration [migration-name].

Once the models and migrations are created, you can create the seed files. Seed files allow you to populate the database with dummy data, which can help you when testing the application. To create a seed file, you can use the command line interface to run the command php artisan make:seed [seed-name]. This will create a seed file in the database/seeds directory.

Finally, you can run the seed file to populate the database. To do this, you can use the command line interface to run the command php artisan db:seed [seed-name]. This will run the seed file and populate the database with the dummy data.

Now that the seed file has been run, you can start developing your application. By following these steps, you can easily launch a Seed Laravel application.