Laravel installation with Composer - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to create a new Laravel project using Composer.

Laravel

composer create-project [1] my-laravel-app

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Acodeigniter4/appstarter

Bsymfony/skeleton

Claravel/laravel

Dcakephp/app

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Common Mistakes

Using a different framework's package name.

Forgetting to specify the package name.

The command composer create-project laravel/laravel my-laravel-app creates a new Laravel project named my-laravel-app.

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medium

Complete the command to install Laravel globally using Composer.

Laravel

composer global require [1]

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Alaravel/framework

Blaravel/installer

Csymfony/console

Dphpunit/phpunit

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Common Mistakes

Installing the full framework globally instead of the installer.

Using unrelated package names.

The command composer global require laravel/installer installs the Laravel installer globally, allowing you to create projects easily.

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hard

Fix the error in the command to create a new Laravel project named 'blog'.

Laravel

composer create-project laravel/laravel [1]

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Ablog

BBlog

Cblog-app

Dmyblog

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Common Mistakes

Using uppercase letters in the folder name.

Using spaces or special characters.

The project folder name should be lowercase and simple like blog to avoid issues on some systems.

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hard

Fill both blanks to run the Laravel development server in the project directory.

Laravel

cd [1] && php [2] serve

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Amy-laravel-app

Bartisan

Cpublic

Dvendor

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Common Mistakes

Trying to run the server from the wrong directory.

Using 'php public serve' instead of 'php artisan serve'.

You first change directory to your Laravel project folder, then run php artisan serve to start the development server.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to update Composer dependencies and clear Laravel cache.

Laravel

composer [1] && php artisan [2] && php artisan [3]

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Aupdate

Bcache:clear

Cconfig:clear

Dinstall

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Common Mistakes

Using 'composer install' instead of 'update' when updating packages.

Forgetting to clear cache after updates.

Run composer update to update dependencies, then clear cache and config with artisan commands.