In Laravel Forge cron jobs can be set up using the control panel or Forge ui, but you can of course work from the command line. Now what if you
Sometimes you want to remove a directory but keep it locally on your box. So you want to exclude it from the repository, but keep it locally. Need We wanted
To increate PHP memory usage edit the following file: nano /usr/local/etc/php/7.4/conf.d/php-memory-limits.ini You can get the details on your PHP ini using php –ini and then do a valet restart to
On upgrading to Laravel 6 we ran into issues locally running predis. This as no client was set in .env and now config was going for native PHP Redis or
Docker PS in general is pretty awful in the terminal. It is way too long. It simply often does not fit and shows way too much information. So what can
If you want to upgrade Laravel to the latest you can use Laravelshift which is really cool. But you can do this manually with git as well. In this example
In this blog post I will write about working on and tweaking a Laravel Kubernet setup I am working on Called Laravel K8 . This post goes through settings things
If you want to send Laravel form data using Sendgrid use this for .env (using your own details of course): MAIL_DRIVER=smtp MAIL_HOST=smtp.sendgrid.net MAIL_PORT=587 MAIL_USERNAME=apikey MAIL_PASSWORD=very_long_key MAIL_ENCRYPTION=tls MAIL_FROM_NAME=”Company Name” MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS=info@domain.com The
When using the command line on my Mac to connect to a TransIP server in the Netherlands using sftp domain.nl@domain.nl.transurl.nl domain.nl@domain.nl.transurl.nl’s password: Connected to domain.nl@domain.nl.transurl.nl. sftp> ls backups logs private
Normally Laravel has authentication including email verification built in. Since Laravel 5.7 I believe. But sometimes you need it added as you have a Laravel application that predates all this.
If you need to update a PHP Composer package to a specific version instead of the latest that can be done You just need to do require as always, but
To fetch a remote Github Pull Request into your local repository so you can test it you need to do the following: where ID is the pull request id and BRANCHNAME is the name