Laravel how to delete the project

Learn how to delete a Laravel project with an example: delete files, remove databases, and more.

Deleting a Laravel Project

Deleting a Laravel project is a relatively straightforward process, but it can become complicated if you have multiple projects and/or files associated with it. In this tutorial, we'll cover how to delete a project and all associated files in a few easy steps.

First, you'll need to delete all of the files associated with the project. If you have multiple projects, they will all need to be deleted separately. If your project is stored in a version control system such as Git or Subversion, you'll need to delete the repository as well. To do this, navigate to the project folder and delete the entire folder.

Once you have deleted the project folder, you'll need to delete any associated database files. If you are using a relational database such as MySQL or MariaDB, you'll need to delete the database and all associated tables. To do this, open up the database administration tool, select the project database, and delete it. You'll also need to delete any associated user accounts, if any.

Finally, you'll need to delete any other associated files and folders. This may include configuration files, logs, caches, and other project-specific files. If you are using a version control system, you should also delete the associated repository.

Once you have deleted all of the associated files, your project will be deleted. You may need to restart your web server to clear any cached project files.

// Restart the web server
$ php artisan serve --restart

Deleting a Laravel project is a relatively straightforward process, but it is important to make sure all associated files and databases are deleted in order to completely remove the project. With a few simple steps, you can easily delete a Laravel project and all associated files.