Database: export/import with phpMyAdminĮxport your local database into SQL file, and then just import it to the server, as is.Įdit one of these files to have correct credentials to login to the database. Make sure your domain is pointing to /public folderĭepending on where the domain is managed - it will be some kind of Plesk, DirectAdmin or similar software on the client's server panel.ģ. To make the project work on client's server, you need to do these things:Ģ. But what if we have only shared-hosting from client, with only FTP access and phpMyAdmin to manage database? Laravel is still usable in this case, but there are some tricks you need to make it work. With Laravel, we get used to command line commands like composer install or artisan migrate.
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