Use composer update in the same folder that have composer.json, when the composer command (eg. Test with% composer -version) already exists in your terminal. – Peter Krauss Oct 8 '16 at 1:02 add a comment. For a PHP project, one of the best ways to enforce such standards is PHPCodeSniffer (or PHPCS for short). PHPCS is a tool that helps detect violations of pre-defined coding standards. It also includes an additional tool that can automatically correct those violations.
How to run Laravel project with several commands
Laravel introduction
Laravel is relatively simple and ligthweight PHP framework that every developer should know. Using the framework we can easily create Web APIs and deliver our IT projects faster then ever before. The advantage of Laravel framework is the fact that you can generate with several command the project framework and install new components.
Laravel 5.4 requirements
In this short tutorial we will setup PHP Laravel in version 5.4. The version is the latest one that uses PHP 5.6.4. Later Laravel versions use PHP 7.0 or higher.
Before we start it is important to notice that you have available in your system:
PHP with version 5.6.4 – use my article about how to install xampp
Composer – package manager for PHP projects
Installing Laravel framework
In order to start installation process of Laravel we need to know to go to the root folder in our system and type the command like below:
where <project_name> is the name of the project that we want to create. You also need to know that composer will create the project folder named like project_name
Let’s say that we want to create project with the name testproject so the command will look:
Mac name changer app. For now let’s remember that this is the place where you can define database and email connections.
Running Laravel project
Now we are ready to run the newly created Laravel project. Let’s hit the command inside the project folder:
This will start Laravel locally under the http://localhost:8000 address. The result you should see:
Run Php App Mac Composer Download
The PHP Composer is a package management tool. It removes the hassle of maintaining PHP packages for an application manually. You can easily install all the required packages using Composer. It maintains a list of required packages in a JSON file called composer.json. This tutorial helps you to install and configure PHP composer on macOS operating system.
1. Prerequisites
Shell access to a running macOS
PHP 5.3 or higher version must be installed
2. Install Composer on macOS
Run Php App Mac Composer App
Download composer binary file from getcomposer.org website by running the following command. It will create a composer.phar file in the current directory.
Now, copy this composer.phar file under bin directory to make available anywhere in the system. Also, set the execute permission on file. I have changed the filename from composer.phar to composer for the easy use.
Run composer command on the command prompt. This will provide you composer version details along with options available with composer command.
Run Php On Mac
3. Upgrade PHP Composer
The PHP composer provides a command-line option (self-update) to upgrade itself. You can simply run below command from the terminal to upgrade compose on your macOS. Free mac timer app.