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Deploy on cPanel

Getting Started Fixit API Deployment

1. Open fixit-laravel directory that you downloaded from CodeCanyon.

2. Building Assets and SCSS:

Note: Please make sure you've installed NodeJs. If you haven't installed, you can easily do by following this link: Link to Laravel Prerequisites.

- To set up and compile your assets and SCSS files, follow these steps:

- First, you need to install the necessary Node modules. 

npm i

- Compile assets and scss by running below command. 

npm run build

3. Create a .zip file

- Zip all files and folders in the fixit-laravel folder and upload it to your cPanel server.

- Delete the node_modules folder from the project or exclude it when creating the zip file.

4. Create Subdomain

- Login to your cPanel server and click on domains in the domains section.

- Create separate subdomains for Fixit Laravel. 

your-domain.com -> fixit-laravel.

5. Upload Zip file on cPanel:

- Upload the fixit-laravel zip file in the laravel's subdomain (api.your-domain.com).

- Click on the Go Back link after the file is 100% uploaded.

6. Extract Laravel Zip File

7. Create MySQL Database:

- Now move to cpanel manager and go to > MySQL Database Wizard

- Create database in MySQL Database Wizard

- Create database users and remember their passwords for the installation process.

- Add a user to the database, give them all the necessary permissions, and then click 'Make Changes.' After that, click 'Next Step.

- Make a note of the database user, database name, and database password after creating the database.

8. Update Environment File

- After creating the MySQL database, go to fixit-laravel folder from your cPanel file manager and edit .env file.

- Add Laravel base url in APP_URL key.

- Also, change local to production in APP_ENV.

- Add MySQL database credentials.

Add you fixi-laravel primary domain url like a APP_URL=http://your-domain.com. 

APP_URL=https://your-domain.com
APP_ENV=production
DB_DATABASE=your_db_name
DB_USERNAME=your_db_username
DB_PASSWORD=your_db_password
Note: Make sure to set the APP_URL correctly. If you don't, features like uploading, downloading, and showing images won't work properly. Be sure to double-check and make sure everything is set up correctly.

9. Open cPanel Terminal

- Enter terminal in cPanel search bar and select terminal.

- If you can't find the terminal, please log in to your local computer terminal or use Putty for Windows via SSH.

If you can't find the terminal, please contact your hosting provider, as they manage the cPanel control.

- Once you've opened the terminal, navigate to the root folder of laravel project.

10. Install Required Dependencies:

- In the laravel subdomain folder (api.your-domain.com), run this command to install the required dependencies. 

 composer install

11. Run Fixit Installation Wizard:

- Once you open api.your-domain.com in your web browser, the Fixit installation wizard will appear.

- Step 1: Before you proceed to the next step, make sure that the specified PHP extensions are installed on your system.

- Step 2: Once all the required PHP extensions are installed, proceed to the next step to check permissions for specific folders to ensure they are allowed.

- If permissions are not allowed for the mentioned folders, please allowed folder permissions and proceed to the license verification step.

- Step 3: Before using the Fixit API, it's important to verify your Envato purchase license code.

- Enter in your Envato username and the Fixit purchase code and click next button.

- If you don't know where to find your purchase code, click here: Where Is My Purchase Code?

Note: Once a license is verified, it can't be used for another project. An Envato Purchase License can only be verified on one domain at time.

- Step 4: Once the license has been verified, proceed to the database configuration step.

- Enter the essential MySQL database credentials to connect the Laravel API to the MySQL database such as a database host, username, password, and database name.

- To import sample data, select "Import Dummy Data". After selecting this option, the administration details will be hidden. Click the "Next" button to the sample data will be imported.

- If you prefer not to import sample data, you can deselect "Import Dummy Data" After that, enter the administration details. Once done, click the "Next" button to proceed.

Note: After entering the required information and clicking "Next," the database setup will start. It might take few minutes, so please wait patiently.

- Step 5: Once all steps are finished, Congratulations! Fixit has been successfully installed and configured on your system! 🎉

12. Test Your Live Application:

- Visit your website in a web browser to ensure everything is working correctly.

References for deploying a Laravel project in cPanel

- Here are some references that can guide you through deploying a Laravel project on a cPanel server:

    • Laravel Official Documentation: It includes sections on deploying Laravel applications and provides insights into best practices.

      Laravel Official Documentation - Deployment

    • cPanel's Documentation: Check for information related to hosting, databases, and other cPanel features.

      cPanel Documentation

    • Host-Specific Guides: Your hosting provider might have specific guides or documentation related to Laravel deployment.

Setup Cron Job

Below is a step-by-step guide on how to set up a cron job in cPanel for running a Laravel command.

1. Access cPanel

- Log in to your cPanel account using your credentials provided by your hosting provider.

2. Navigate to the Cron Jobs Section
  1. In the cPanel dashboard, scroll down to the "Advanced" section.
  2. Click on "Cron Jobs."
3. Configure the Cron Job

To configure the cron job to run your Laravel command, follow these steps:

  1. Select common settings which you want to run Laravel schedule command (e.g., every 5 minutes).
  2. In the "Command" field, enter the Laravel API's artisan path from the api subdomain's root folder (api.your-domain.com) and also include the schedule:run command.
  3. Click to Add New Cron Job Button, then add new cron job in cPanel.

Default Credentials

Admin Credential:

- Url: http://localhost:8000/backend/login

- Email: admin@example.com

- Password: 123456789

Provider Credential:

- Url: http://localhost:8000/backend/login

- Email: provider@example.com

- Password: 123456789

Serviceman Credential:

- Url: http://localhost:8000/backend/login

- Email: serviceman@example.com

- Password: 123456789

User Credential:

- Email: user@example.com

- Password: 123456789