A simple online library Laravel + Vue.js

Technical information

• Ubuntu 20.04
• Laravel 8
• Docker compose
• PHP 7.4
• Vue.js 2
• Vue-router
• VUEX
• MySQL
• Codeception

Instructions for starting

Copy the .env.example file and make the following changes:

• APP_NAME(Example Olibrary)
• APP_DEBUG(false)
• APP_URL(Example http://localhost:8082)
• SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS(Example localhost:8082)
• DB_USERNAME(Example root)
• DB_PASSWORD(Example password)
• DB_HOST(mysql)
• FORWARD_DB_PORT(Example 33061)
• SESSION_DRIVER(cookie)
• MAIL_HOST(Example stmp.mailtrap.io)
• MAIL_PORT(Example 465)
• MAIL_USERNAME(YOUR_USERNAME)
• MAIL_PASSWORD(YOUR_PASSWORD)
• MAIL_ENCRYPTION(Example TLS)
• MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS(YOUR_ADDRESS)
• QUEUE_CONNECTION(database)

chmod 777 -R OlibraryAPI/storage/

To start the containers, execute the command:

docker-compose up --build -d

Next, you need to open the container with PHP.

CONTAINER ID & NAMES of the container with php:

docker ps

![docker ps](https://i.postimg.cc/brWBNrhg/New-Project-10.jpg

To enter the container, execute the command:

docker exec -it (CONTAINER_ID or NAMES) /bin/bash

Execute the following commands in the container:

composer i

php artisan key:generate 

php artisan migrate:fresh --seed

php artisan storage:link

Run the commands to start npm:

docker-compose run npm i

docker-compose run npm prod

After completing all the commands, you have a working application:

Implemented functionality

• Login, registration;
• Email confirmation, Google login, password reset;
• View books with filters, pagination;
• Adding books to favorites;
• View favorites in your personal account;
• Ability to download the book from the site.

The personal account: