JumbleSale

Jumble Sale is a lightweight laravel webshop was specially designed as a flea market based on Mercy App Scaffold. It acts with offers and was primary made to provide a auction house or jumble sale / garage sale / flea market Theoretical every user can be a customer and/or trader.

Modules based on nwidart/laravel-modules, Livewire based on mhmiton/laravel-modules-livewire Documentation: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/v11/introduction

Technical Features

• Up to date in base dependencies: Laravel 11, PHP 8.2, Bootstrap 5, npm 10.7
• Module ACL ACL Permissions and User groups stored in DB
• Module DataTable Self-made datatables using Livewire, Alpine.js, Bootstrap 5
• Module Form Use easy configured forms
• Module DeployEnv Automatic Deployment/Terraforming with configured data like seeding
• Merging multiple composer.json files on different locations like /Modules/* and /Themes/*
• DB Config Settings
• User and Product Rating

Installation

By default, 7 modules will be installed for this shop system: SystemBase, DeployEnv, Acl, Form, DataTable, WebsiteBase, Market. The modules SystemBase and DeployEnv are required for every project.

Follow this steps to install JumbleSale:

1. Change into your new application directory and checkout the Jumble Sale Application:

   git clone https://github.com/aklebe-laravel/jumble-sale.git .
   git checkout stable
   

2. Start Install:

   ./jumble-sale-install.sh
   

   Installation process can take several minutes and is working only once. The installation script will check APP_KEY in your .env and some specific files to decide whether the installation will start or not.

3. Adjust your .env config file. At least notice the following:

   APP_URL=xxx
   DB_DATABASE=xxx
   DB_USERNAME=xxx
   DB_PASSWORD=xxx
   MODULE_DEPLOYENV_MAKE_MODULE_AUTHOR_NAME="John Doe"
   MODULE_DEPLOYENV_MAKE_MODULE_AUTHOR_EMAIL="john.doe@localhost.test"
   MODULE_DEPLOYENV_MAKE_MODULE_COMPOSER_VENDOR_NAME="john-doe-laravel"
   MODULE_DEPLOYENV_REQUIRE_MODULES_GIT="https://github.com/${{module_vendor_name}}/${{module_snake_name_git}}.git"
   MODULE_DEPLOYENV_REQUIRE_MODULES_DEFAULT_VENDOR="aklebe-laravel"
   

4. The following menu provides shorthand update (via git) of your installed and/or configured modules and themes based on the config config/mercy-dependencies.php. While run this (implicit with --no-interaction), you do not need to care about composer update, php artisan migrate and php artisan deploy-env:terraform-modules. So execute the following script and choose [u] for system update:

   ./ui.sh
   

   Troubleshooting: ./ui.sh runs php artisan deploy-env:update-bash at very first to update system.sh based on .env. If you have errors from artisan but system.sh was properly generated before, you can run ./ui.sh -n to avoid the update-bash. But don't do it by default.

Update/Build

(Pre-)Update (externals)

If you have trouble with autoloader by installed/created new modules, it's recommended to run type ./ui.sh and press choose [e] in menu to update/find all existing modules and calling composer dump-autoload. After that, the update/build below should work fine.

Update

To run all-in-one update type ./ui.sh and press choose [u] in menu.

What it does for you:

1. update/require all modules
2. update/require all themes
3. do system update wich runs composer update
4. cache clearing, rebuild frontend etc.

Build

To build frontend via vite, refresh caches etc., type ./ui.sh and press choose [b] in menu.

Create Forms and/or DataTables

If you have modules Form and DataTable installed, you can easy create the needed files by the following command:

php artisan deploy-env:former MyModule --classes=country,some-thing,AnyThing,nothing

This will create the datatable class, the form files and the eloquent model. If one the files already exists, they will not be changed. The result should look like this:

Modules/MyModule/app/Models/Country.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Forms/Country.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Http/Livewire/Form/Country.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Http/Livewire/DataTable/Country.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Models/SomeThing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Forms/SomeThing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Http/Livewire/Form/SomeThing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Http/Livewire/DataTable/SomeThing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Models/AnyThing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Forms/AnyThing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Http/Livewire/Form/AnyThing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Http/Livewire/DataTable/AnyThing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Models/Nothing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Forms/Nothing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Http/Livewire/Form/Nothing.php
Modules/MyModule/app/Http/Livewire/DataTable/Nothing.php

If you run it without --classes, then for every eloquent model found, datatables and form will be created.

php artisan deploy-env:former MyModule

Note: more files could be created by 3rd party modules using the event DeployEnvFormer.

Files

Try to keep all stuff in modules and/or themes, and keep the app files clean.

Modules

Folder /Modules for modules with their own git repo Enable/disable your installed modules in modules_statuses.json

Themes

Folder /Themes for themes with their own git repo

Mysql dump and restore

dump db

To back up a db, you could run the following:

mysqldump -u homestead -p --databases jumble_sale_01 > db_jumble_sale_01.sql --add-drop-database
mysqldump -u homestead -p --databases jumble_sale_testing > db_jumble_sale_testing.sql --add-drop-database

Restore db

To import a sql script you could use DeployEnv

php artisan deploy-env:db-import db_jumble_sale_testing.sql

... or import a script by mysql

mysql -u root -p < db_jumble_sale_testing.sql
mysql -u root -p < db_jumble_sale_dusk.sql

Testing

Ensure you have adjusted your .env.testing. Especially the database part.

Testing all

php artisan test

Test all in parallel mode

php artisan test --parallel --processes=4

Test a specific file

Note: p is an alias for vendor/bin/phpunit "$@" with parameter -f : vendor/bin/pest "$@"

p ./tests/Feature/CoreConfig.php

Test a class

Note: pf is an alias for vendor/bin/phpunit --filter "$@" with parameter -f : vendor/bin/pest --filter "$@"

pf CoreConfig

Dusk - Browser Testing

See: https://laravel.com/docs/11.x/dusk

Important: You should run dusk on a separate system created for the dusk tests. If you don't do it, notice the following:

When running tests, Dusk will back up your .env file and rename your Dusk environment to .env. Once the tests have completed, your .env file will be restored. That's why you should not run other processes on the same system.

Requirements:

wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
sudo apt install ./google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb

Dusk can be called with phpunit parameters. So if you want to call a specific class, use this format:

php artisan dusk --filter ProductDetailViewTest

to run whole dusk tests enter

php artisan dusk

Rendering Mailables

Test with designer permissions

https://jumble-sale-03-01.test/test-mail-template

Useful tools

Redis

Check what's going on in redis cache

redis-cli monitor

ide-helper

For all in one ide-helper stuff just run ./ui.sh and press [i]. Otherwise, here is a quick overview:

Clearing bootstrap/compiled.php first by:

php artisan clear-compiled

Facades

Generate the facades:

php artisan clear-compiled
php artisan ide-helper:generate

Models

Using the --write-mixin (-M) option will only add a mixin tag to your Model file, writing the rest in (_ide_helper_models.php). The class name will be different from the model, avoiding the IDE duplicate annoyance.

php artisan ide-helper:models -M

Meta

Meta means resolve containers like app('events')->fire();

php artisan ide-helper:meta

Provided Console Commands

Generate a password hash. This command will ask you for a secret. Optionally you can also enter a user id by --user=xxx to update the password in db.

password:generate