![]() ![]() Php 8.1 common, devel, minimal PHP scripting language Last metadata expiration check: 0:06:23 ago on Mon 07:31:44 AM CST. Therefore, you can easily install it by using dnf command and there is no need to install EPEL or REMI yum repositories.Ĭheck the available versions of PHP module in yum repository. In Rocky Linux 9, PHP 8.1 is available in standard yum repositories. ![]() # dnf install -y git unzipĬonfirm the Linux Kernel and operating system versions that are being used in this tutorial. You may also need git and unzip commands during installation of PHP Composer, therefore, it is better to install them now. In such scenario, you should reboot your Linux operating system with newly installed Kernel. Sometimes, above command also updates your Linux Kernel. # dnf makecacheĮxecute following command to update software packages in your Linux operating system. Rebuild your cache for enabled yum repositories. # vi /etc/hostsĪdd following line in this file to setup name resolution for your server. # hostnamectl set-hostname Įdit /etc/hosts file by using vim text editor. Set a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) for your Linux server by executing hostnamectl command. Operating System - Rocky Linux release 9.1 (Blue Onyx)Ĭonnect with your Rocky Linux server as root user by using a SSH client software.We are using a minimally installed Rocky Linux 9 virtual machine with following specifications. The source code of Laravel is hosted on GitHub and licensed under the terms of MIT License. Some of the features of Laravel are a modular packaging system with a dedicated dependency manager, different ways for accessing relational databases, utilities that aid in application deployment and maintenance, and its orientation toward syntactic sugar. Laravel is a free, open-source PHP web framework, created by Taylor Otwell and intended for the development of web applications following the model–view–controller (MVC) architectural pattern and based on Symfony. We’re using Pint as the basis of the styles, since that’s the Laravel preferred tool, and then using the other three tools to layer on more lints/fixes to cover even more ground.In this configuration guide, you will learn how to install PHP Laravel Framework on Rocky Linux 9 or other Red Hat based Linux distros. Duster configures each tool using Tighten’s presets. What’s it do?ĭuster installs and configures four tools for linting and fixing: Laravel Pint, PHP_Codesniffer, PHP-CS-Fixer, and Tighten’s Tlint. Duster works on the command line, but you can also integrate it with Husky to run it automatically in response to local Git triggers, or use our premade GitHub Action to run it in your CI pipeline. It’s not a linting or fixing tool of its own, but rather a parent tool that takes the best of Laravel’s Pint, together with the power of PHP_CodeSniffer and PHP-CS-Fixer configured the Tighten way, sprinkles in a little bit of Tighten’s special Laravel-specific lints through Tlint, and packages it all up to create one easy-to-use, powerful, Tighten-flavored code style tool.īecause Duster is a linter and a fixer at the same time, you can use it to tell you when your code is out of sync with Duster's styles, or you can also use it to fix those issues. Introducing Duster 1.0ĭuster is an opinionated linter and fixer for Laravel code. We’ve taken the best of all the other tools out there, thrown in a little of our own Laravel-specific magic, and it’s finally ready for release: introducing Duster. Finally, we decided it was time to create our own tool for it. Early in our history, Tighten alum Adam Wathan saw Matt wasting time reviewing code style issues and built an entire CI tool, Nitpick, in large part responding to that waste.īut as our opinions about how to write code-especially in Laravel-have grown, it’s been harder and harder to find the right tooling to enforce all of our code styles. At Tighten, we’ve long believed that individual programmers shouldn’t waste their time worrying about code formatting.
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