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Wallpaper Website - Symfony 4 Flex App

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  1. In this tutorial app I am going to takes a hands-on approach to building a Wallpaper / Desktop Background sharing website:
  2. To begin with in this app I'm going to make use of the following skills and technologies:
    • Controllers, Routing, Twig
    • Login Form
    • Register Form
    • Contact Form
    • Pagination on gallery page
    • Doctrine queries (DQL), results, entity repositories
    • Doctrine data load fixtures
    • Creating console commands as alternative to load image data in our DB from public/image
    • Form Type, file uploads, and form theming
    • EasyAdminBundle
    • Event Listeners, Doctrine lifecycle hooks
    • Symfony Services
    • Test Driven Development techniques (PhpSpec)
    • Bootstrap 3

Install

Run composer install in your root directory.

App Env Vars, DATABASE Config, Load Demo Data Fixtures

  1. Rename .env.dist to .env:
    • Set your DATABASE_URL and db SERVER_VERSION to config doctrine/doctrine-bundle,
    • MAILER_URL to config symfony/swiftmailer-bundle for contact form,
    • ADMIN_EMAIL email to which you will receive messages from the contact form on site;
  2. Run php bin/console doctrine:database:create to create new database by credentials from .env file.
  3. Run php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate to run migration process and build database schema according to our doctrine entities.
  4. Run php bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load to load demo data fixtures (category, wallpapers images), insert rows in your DB, etc.
  5. Admin User is login admin, password 1111

Development server

Run composer start or php bin/console server:start for start a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:8000/. Run composer stop or php bin/console server:stop for stop a dev server.

Running phpspec tests

Run composer test or php vendor/bin/phpspec run to execute the phpspec tests via "phpspec/phpspec": "^4.3". Phpspec test are located in ./spec folder.

Further help

To get more help use my email [email protected] or my skype maksgru or got to my website www.m-dev.net

Screenshots

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