| # Laravel & PostgreSQL Setup on Windows | |
| - Apache & PHP - Can be installed with XAMPP | |
| - https://ngonyoku.medium.com/how-to-install-xampp-a47f0787d9b6 | |
| - Composer | |
| - https://medium.com/@importantcoding/installing-composer-in-windows-10-8584c69bdb8e | |
| - PostgreSQL | |
| - With Installer: https://freegistutorial.com/how-to-install-postgis-on-windows-10/ | |
| - With Docker Compose (Docker has to be installed first): https://github.com/bewithdhanu/PostgreSQL-with-PostGIS | |
| - Laravel | |
| - https://dev.to/shanisingh03/how-to-install-laravel-9-25c4 |
| // routes/api.php | |
| Route::post('get/user/chat', [UserController::class, 'getChatOfUser']); | |
| Route::post('chat/send/message', [UserController::class, 'sendMessage']); | |
| Route::get('chat/list', [UserController::class, 'getChatUsers']); | |
| // Migration | |
| <?php |
This code basically takes in a request and add escape quotes to the input data, thus data passing to controllers will be filtered and incase of base64 encoded data coming as input we are avoiding that to be filtered
When registering your middleware you have 3 choices.
private fun doFileTransfer(file: File) {
val mCredentials = BasicSessionCredentials(YOUR_ACCESS_KEY, YOUR_SECRET_KEY, YOUR_SECRET_TOKEN)
val s3: AmazonS3 = AmazonS3Client(mCredentials)
s3.setRegion(Region.getRegion(Regions.US_EAST_2))
mTransferUtility = TransferUtility.builder().s3Client(s3).context(mApplication).build()
val objectKey = "android/${file.nameWithoutExtension}.${file.extension}";
val access = CannedAccessControlList.Private
| package com.test.uploadtos3 | |
| import android.os.Bundle | |
| import androidx.appcompat.app.AppCompatActivity | |
| import java.util.* | |
| class AlarmActivity : AppCompatActivity() { | |
| override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) { | |
| super.onCreate(savedInstanceState) |
Cron jobs are a powerful tool for automating routine tasks in your web application. However, if you're running your application with Apache, it's important to ensure that your cron jobs are running under the correct user to avoid issues with file permissions.
By default, the crontab command works on a user level, meaning that any jobs created using crontab -e will be executed under the user that created them (e.g., ubuntu or root). If you're running a web application with Apache, it's likely that the user that Apache runs under is www-data. This means that if you create a cron job under ubuntu or root, the files created by that job may not have the correct permissions for Apache to access them, resulting in errors like "Permission denied".
To avoid this issue, it's best to create a cron job under the www-data user using the command sudo crontab -u www-data -e. This ensures that the job is executed under the correct user, and any files create
Telescope is a powerful debugging tool for Laravel applications. It provides a beautiful interface for debugging and monitoring your application in real-time. With Telescope, you can easily find performance bottlenecks, track down errors, and debug your code more efficiently.
Install Telescope using Composer:
composer require laravel/telescope