JAM12E

Installation

• Install a server side application. Example: Xampp, Wamp, Lampp, Laragon, etc.

• Clone the repository on the root. (htdocs for xampp, www for laragon and wamp, etc).

• Open terminal and run the following commands:

  • -cd JAM12E
  • -composer install
  • -npm install
  • -cp .env.example .env

• Create database JAM:

  • -mysql -u root
  • -create database jam;
  • -exit
  • -php artisan migrate --seed
  • -php artisan passport:install

• Create metrics:

  • -mysql -u root
  • -use jam
  • -call metrics_generate('2020-10-20', '2021-01-11');
  • -call cancelled_metrics_generate('2020-10-20', '2021-01-11');
  • -exit

• Create database test:

  • -mysql -u root
  • -create database testing_laravel;
  • -exit

• Open terminal and run the following commands-test:

  • -cp .env.testing.example .env
  • -php artisan test

• To finish and deploy the application, run the command:

  • -php artisan optimize:clear
  • -php artisan passport:install
  • -php artisan storage:link
  • -php artisan serve

• Login Admin.

  • -(user: admin@example.com, password: 123).

• Job and commands

  • -php artisan queue:work
  • -php artisan payment:orders
  • -php artisan report:excel

API

• Enter the browser:

  • -http://127.0.0.1:8000/docs/api-docs.json
  • -or http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/documentation

• User registration:

• -We make a POST request and register a user with their data. http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/auth/signup

• Login of a user:

• -We make a POST request and register a user with their data.http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/auth/signup

• Auth:

• -We can query protected routes by sending the token that we obtained earlier.

• Logout:

• -If we make a GET request to the logout path with our token, it will be invalidated. http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/auth/logout

• All product:

• -We can query protected routes by sending the token that we obtained earlier when authenticating. If we make a GET request to the product route and with our token, the list of products that is stored in the database will be displayed. http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/auth/product

• Show product:

• -See detail of a single product We can query protected routes by sending the token that we obtained earlier when authenticating. If we make a GET request to the product path plus the product id and with our token, we will see the product information with the required id. http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/auth/product/1

• Delete a product:

• -We can query protected routes by sending the token that we obtained earlier when authenticating. If we make a DELETE request to the product path plus the product id and with our token, this product will be eliminated. http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/auth/product/1

• Edit product:

• -We can query protected routes by sending the token that we obtained earlier when authenticating. If we make a PUT request to the product path, the id and with our token, it will edit a product. http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/auth/product/1

• Create product:

• -We can query protected routes by sending the token that we obtained earlier when authenticating. If we make a POST request to the logout path with our token, it will be invalidated. http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/auth/product/