I have just shifted from Wampserver to Laragon (portable). So far, everything is working fine.
However, I already have Composer installed in my system (so I removed it from the laragon/bin directory) and I am trying to point Laragon to it's location because Laragon can not install any framework as it fails to find the Composer.
I have already tried google this issue but could not find any relevant documentation or solution.
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Using Moc OS
I was using XAMPP 7.0.27 and
Now updated to XAMPP 7.2.28
After Upgrading not able to open PhpMyAdmin Page using
http://localhost/phpmyadmin/
Getting Following Error on Page
PHP 7.1.3+ is required.
Currently installed version is: 7.0.27
What Should be done to open phpMyAdmin ?
It seems something didn't get upgraded properly or there's a conflict, because XAMPP 7.2.28 should come with PHP version 7.2.28.
Have you some other PHP installation, perhaps you at one time tried to install your own PHP outside of XAMPP? I suggest removing any other installations to as to avoid conflicts. Your MacOS probably comes with PHP, which could be the conflict.
You could start with the XAMPP control panel to verify which is installed, which PHP is being used by XAMPP, and checking that everything is working together. The installer should have put all the pieces in the right places, so if after all that it still isn't working, I suggest reinstalling XAMPP.
My client is running Laravel 5.2 and PHP version 5.6 (all obviously several years old).
I tried to clone the git into Valet with relative success in that the application ran but a bunch of pages threw errors which I am certain is due to me running the latest version of PHP.
So, my question is it better to directly clone the project on Homestead?
Does Homestead offer a more "native environment" for a situation like I am in?
you should try to use an environment that is the closest possible to production.
If your customer uses apache, try xampp. Else adapt to his environment and PHP version, so you can concentrate on code production instead of keep the solution working on more than one environment.
One year later, I came across with the exact same problem; php 5.6.31 and Laravel 5.2.
I managed to simulate the environment with homestead 6, following these steps:
copy the project files to a new folder
Unzip php 5.6 to my local pc (remove php7)
run: composer update (must run with php 5.6 on local pc)
run: composer require laravel/homestead:~6.6.0
run: vendor\\bin\\homestead make
edit Homestead.yml as needed (.ssh path, add php: "5.6" one line below the site sync)
run: vagrant up
run: vagrant ssh
make appropriate changes (google them) according to problems faced on homestead.test (edit xdebug for 502 BAD GATEWAY, edit my.cnf for adding utf8, etc)
I develop a laravel app my computer using wamp server.I deploy the project into free web host. When I run this project ,it says error which is given below screenshot.
http://i.imgur.com/7vaLrpu.png
Find your PHP installation folder
and when you find php.ini
remove the ";" in front of:
extension=php_openssl.dll
then restart ur php server.
I am new to Laravel and Composer, and am following some guides including LaraCasts.com . One of the things that need to be done is use Composer to require packages to use in the Laravel project. However, this doesn't work for me.
I installed Laravel using the composer create-project method (http://laravel.com/docs/5.0), and so far everything was fine. However, any package I "require" now actually goes into the C:\Users\user\vendor folder, and the composer.json file is in C:\Users\user.
I understand that Composer is supposed to separate between projects as opposed to being global like PEAR. So how do I specify that I'm working on a specific project and require everything into that project? Also, what is the actual path where I'm supposed to put packages in Laravel, in case I want to do it manually?
I am using Windows 7 and Xampp.
When you run composer require {pacakage}, make sure you use the cd command (Change Directory - I think) into the project you want to install the package for. So if you're in Xampp it could be something like cd C:\xampp\htdocs\my-laravel-project\ or whatever the path to your project is, then run your composer require {pacakage}.
I believe it's installing it in C:\Users\user\vendor as when you open your terminal/command prompt the default location is C:\Users\{username}\.
Please make sure you ran the composer create-project in your web root, for Xampp I think it's C:\xampp\htdocs\ but it could be different depending on how you set up Xampp when you installed it.
I'm using a Vagrant VM created by Puphpet, running Ubuntu 14.04 for the purpose of developing a Wordpress site. I use Composer to manage PHP dependencies, and Composer is installed automatically as a system service via Puphpet, so there is no .phar file, just an executable Composer file in /usr/local/bin/composer.
I also use PHPStorm as my main IDE, and love its Remote Interpreter feature. So far, PHPUnit is the only feature that supports it, as Composer and PHP Codesniffer requires having a local PHP interpreter installed in order to be used. This kind of defeats the purpose of the Composer/PHP Codesniffer tools within PHPStorm when used with Vagrant. Jetbrains claims they have no plans to add this feature in the near future.
Which leads me to my question- Would it be possible to set up a shared folder to the PHP executable file in my VM, and use that as my Remote Interpreter in the Composer Settings window?
Could I also do the same to my PHPCS executable file path in the Code Sniffer settings panel with PHPStorm?
The only one I wouldn't be able to set up a Shared Folder to is the composer.phar file which is needed to run the Composer tool within PHPStorm, because there is no composer.phar file within my VM, as its just an executable in /usr/local/bin/composer as I described earlier. So would the solution be to download a composer.phar file to somewhere within my host directory? Will this interfere the Composer install on the VM?
*Update: As Sven has explained to me, the Composer file in /usr/local/bin/composer is the composer.phar file. I kind of understood this, but still am not sure if a. PHPStorm will recognize it as such, and b. if creating a shared folder will even work.
I added images of the settings panels so you can understand what I'm talking about.
Thanks, let me know if you need anymore info.