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Laravel 5.x Cookbook

You're reading from   Laravel 5.x Cookbook A recipe-based book to help you efficiently create amazing PHP-based applications with Laravel 5.x

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786462084
Length 402 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Terry Matula Terry Matula
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Alfred Nutile Alfred Nutile
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Setting Up and Installing Laravel FREE CHAPTER 2. Using Composer Packages 3. Routing 4. Building Views and Adding Style 5. Working with Data 6. Adding Angular to Your App 7. Authentication, Security, and Subscriptions 8. Testing and Debugging Your Application 9. Adding Advanced Features to Your App 10. Deploying Your App Index

Launching Gulp watch into your workflow


As we saw previously, it is super handy to have Travis CI running tests as you push to GitHub. But it is actually pretty slow to wait so long to see whether your tests are passing; better to run it locally before you push. But who can remember to do this? Well, with Gulp, we will see no need to remember it, just run it!

Getting ready

SSH into Homestead using the command homestead ssh and cd into the recipe directory. Then, let's get going.

How to do it...

  1. Take a moment to run npm install from within the app directory.

    Tip

    This will take a few minutes! Go get some coffee and welcome to NPM!

  2. While this is running or after it is done, edit gulpfile.js, and make it look as follows:

  3. Then, run gulp watch.

  4. Start editing it:

    1. Edit MarvelApiClientTest.php, and add an example unit test:

      Simple test to show gulp working

    2. Then, you will see something like this at your command line:

    3. Then, go edit app/MarvelApi.php, and click on save. Go check out the console, and you will see...

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