In this Laravel tutorial, You will learn the basic CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) functionality in Laravel 5.5.Laravel is open-source web application framework with easy documentation.If you are thinking to build an web application from scratch in Laravel then this example will help you out.This example is basically designed for the beginners.In this example, you will learn how to insert form data into a database, how can you modify the existing data, in short, you will learn the complete CRUD operation with the database. Laravel 5.5 InstallationFirst, I need fresh Laravel 5.5 application to start from scratch.Run the following command to install the upgraded version of Laravel: composer create-project -prefer-dist laravel/laravel blogWith fresh Laravel 5.5 application, You will need to require Laravel Collective package for form builder:. Database ConnectionTo perform CRUD operation, You need to configure the MySQL database.Once you have installed Laravel application then you should have.env file in the root directory which contains the various settings. So we will put database credentials in the.env file.env DBCONNECTION=mysqlDBHOST=127.0.0.1DBPORT=3306DBDATABASE=blogDBUSERNAME=rootDBPASSWORD=xxxxCreate Member Table, Model and ControllerWe will work on member table to perform all CRUD operation.Run following command to have migration file for member table. Php artisan make:migration creatememberstableAfter this artisan command, You must have new migration file like '201736creatememberstable.php' in following path database/migrations.
Membuat pagination dan pencarian pada laravel akan kita bahas pada tutorial kali ini. Untuk membuat metode pencarian dapat menggunakan elequent ORM, sedangkan untuk membuat pagination sendiri akan menggunakan fitur bawaan dari laravel, jadi kita tidak perlu pusing cara membuatnya.
When storing content in the database a typical pattern for retrieving it is to create a unique “slug” based on the title. This gives users and search engines a human-friendly way to access it through the URL.For example, a typical URL might look like, site.com/post/1. The id in the URL gives no hints at what the content is about and is not user-friendly. Slugs, on the other hand, are designed to turn this into site.com/post/my-awesome-articleCreating slugs from an existing string is easy in Laravel as it includes a helper for just this use case: $title = strslug('My Awesome Title', '-');The results of this would be a lower-cased string with a dash (-) separator between the words: my-awesome-titleWhile this is a huge help it doesn’t account for situations where you have two pieces of content with the same title. Laravel slug classLet’s build a small utility class to handle creating unique slugs based on existing data so we can ensure that no two are the same.For reference here is the full class.