Laravel passport

This will act as the API server for laravel-consume. It is recommended that you setup and use Laravel Homestead as your development environment for this project.

Personal Token Scoped with middleware for API routes is configured and ready to go.

Included Laravel Scaffolding User, Editor, and Administrator Authentication with CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) user management.

1. Run sudo git clone https://github.com/jeremykenedy/laravel-passport.git laravel-passport
2. Run sudo composer update from the projects root folder
3. Create a MySQL database for the project
   • mysql -u root -p, if using Vagrant: mysql -u homestead -psecret
   • create database passport;
   • \q
4. From the projects root run cp .env.example .env
5. Enter your database settings in the .env file
6. From the projects root folder run sudo chmod -R 755 ../laravel-passport
7. From the projects root folder run php artisan key:generate
8. From the projects root folder run php artisan migrate
9. From the projects root folder run sudo composer dump-autoload
10. From the projects root folder run php artisan db:seed
11. From the projects root folder run php artisan passport:install
12. From the projects root folder run sudo npm install
13. From the projects root folder run sudo gulp
14. From the projects root folder run php artisan config:cache

http://laravel.local/api/user
http://laravel.local/api/orders

Authorization:  	Bearer + TOKEN
Accept:				application/json

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