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Oct 13, 2014
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Nicolas Widart
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Changing documentation for installation as composer hook
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@@ -21,13 +21,7 @@ composer create-project nwidart/platform your-project-name --prefer-dist --stabi
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@@ -21,13 +21,7 @@ composer create-project nwidart/platform your-project-name --prefer-dist --stabi
Run the usual
`composer install`
to get the dependencies.
Run the usual
`composer install`
to get the dependencies.
### Run install command
This will run
`platform:install`
command as a post-composer-create hook.
Run the following artisan command
```
php artisan platform:install
```
This install command will perform the following actions:
This install command will perform the following actions:
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@@ -37,9 +31,6 @@ This install command will perform the following actions:
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Publishing assets
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Publishing assets
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Create a first admin account
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Create a first admin account
*Note: The installation fails mysteriously on the run of the platform:install command. Running it a second time works.*
### Enjoy
### Enjoy
You can now login on
`/backend`
with your email and password asked during the install command.
You can now login on
`/backend`
with your email and password asked during the install command.
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