The Setup for Vue in Laravel The first starting point is to to have file, lets call it resources/assets/js/app.js where you load your Vue application. It could look like this: import Vue from 'vue' import DragNDrop from './components/UploadDragnDrop.vue'; import Trombowyg from './components/Trombowyg.vue'; Vue.component('nie-upload', DragNDrop); Vue.component('nie-table', Trombowyg); const app = new Vue({ el: '#main-content', });

PHP comes with a native way to handle sessions. Laravel is using its own. This article explains how. Before we start, let us recap what a session actually is: Whats the difference between session and cookies again? Your web application can store whatever it wants on the clients cookie. For example, the username and the information that the…

Laravel has an excellent documentation how to create a package. Also Lasse’s instructions and DevDojo’s instructions have become popular. In Lasses and DevDojos instructions it is explained how one can setup a package inside a new Laravel application. It’s of course a lot simpler to develop a package if you…

Laravel works out of the box with only one mail account. If you want to send from multiple mail accounts, you may use the Laravel-MultiMail Package. Setup First one needs to install the package: composer require iwasherefirst2/laravel-multimail and publish the config file: php artisan vendor:publish --provider="IWasHereFirst2\LaravelMultiMail\MultiMailServiceProvider" Next, we need to setup…

If you write a Laravel package with Eloquent models, then it’s good practice to make them testable inside your package. Luckily, you don’t have to require Laravel itself in your package and bootstrap it. Instead, you may simply use the Orchestral Testbench. In this post, I provide a minimal example…