https://codingfx.blogspot.com/2017/11/a-step-by-step-guide-to-up-and-running.html?m=1
CodingF
Requirements:
- Android Device with Android 6.0 or higher - Termux app - decent internet connection
Step 1:
Download and install Texmux on your android device.
Step 2:
On your device, open the Settings.
Go to Apps and open it.
Tap the ‘Termux’ app see more.
Go to “Permissions”, Allow Storage Access.
Step 3: Update Termux default repositories
Update repositories
$ cd ~ $ apt update && apt upgrade
Install core utilities
$ apt install coreutils
Install curl
$ apt install curl
Step 4: Install Git + PHP
$ apt install git php
Step 7: Install Composer
To install composer visit Composer for Termux and follow the instructions
Installation
$ curl -L https://github.com/yuloh/composer-termux/releases/download/0.0.1/composer.phar -o composer.phar $ chmod +x ./composer.phar $ mv ./composer.phar /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/composer
NOTE: Composer scripts
Any bin scripts you install (phpunit, psysh, etc) will need to be patched to work with Termux. You can just run$ termux-fix-shebang <my-file>
to rewrite the path. Here’s an example:$ composer global require psy/psysh $ termux-fix-shebang ~/.composer/vendor/bin/psysh
Step 6: Setup Storage
This will make a symlink folder at $HOME/storage or ~/storage$ termux-setup-storage
The contents of the created $HOME/storage folder are symlinks to different storage folders:
$ ~/storage/shared
The root of the shared storage between all apps.$ ~/storage/downloads
The standard directory for downloads from e.g. the system browser.$ ~/storage/dcim
The traditional location for pictures and videos when mounting the device as a camera.$ ~/storage/pictures
Standard directory in which to place pictures that are available to the user.$ ~/storage/music
Standard directory in which to place any audio files that should be in the regular list of music for the user.$ ~/storage/movies
Standard directory in which to place movies that are available to the user.$ ~/storage/external
Symlink to a Termux-private folder on external storage (only if external storage is available).
Step 7: Installing Laravel
Make a directory named ‘laravel’ at ~/storage/ and cd into it
— You need to allow Termux storage permission to access your internal/external storage$ cd ~/storage/shared $ mkdir laravel && cd laravel
To create a new Laravel project, run the following command we name it blog:
— Installation will take a little while.$ composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog
After it’s complete cd into blog directory$ cd blog
Generate application key before serving laravel.$ php artisan key:generate
Now run our newly created project using Laravel’s own Artisan command line interface$ php artisan serve
Access localhost:8000 URL in the browser, should show the Laravel home screen by now.
If it doesn’t show, double check the steps above done correctly.
Step 8: Install sqlite
$ apt install sqlite
Modify laravel’s .env file to use sqlite database
DB_CONNECTION=sqlite DB_HOST=127.0.0.1 DB_PORT=3306 DB_DATABASE=database.sqlite DB_USERNAME=homestead DB_PASSWORD=secret
The DB_DATABASE path points to a database.sqlite file. This file does not exist yet, so we need to create it.$ touch database.sqlite
now go to config/database.php and modify some lines'default' => env('DB_CONNECTION', 'mysql'),
to'default' => env('DB_CONNECTION', 'sqlite'),
Step 9: Create Laravel’s Auth scaffolding
$ php artisan make:auth $ php artisan migrate
Setp 10: Run Laravel
$ php artisan serve
Note: Please Update if anything missing or wrong. Thank you.
Labels: Android How to Termux Tutorial
Comments
Unknown30 January 2018 at 04:48jaw-dropping amazing step-by-step post!
It would have been even better and more complete if you had mentioned vim (or other editor) and ls -a command to find .env file at step 8 Reply- Ed Rusano8 December 2018 at 03:11Good tutorial to get inspired working with Laravel on Android devices. It is becoming more natural and straightforward to work with those frameworks using Termux.
Let’s walk through your steps and see how it could be done better:
Step5 (typo 7): no need to install composer derivative for termux. Instead install composer from standard https://getcomposer.org preferably using bash script. Before installing use the termux command termux-chroot that will mimic all root paths like /usr/bin, etc. When installing global packages like laravel set path to ~/. composer/vendor/bin in your user profile file.
Step6: No need to use external storage configuration. You can do your development directly in Termux using variaty of editors like micro if vim is not confortable enough. Reply - Andro-Man30 May 2020 at 05:02Great tutorial bro
But when i try to make key for artisan it says that my openssl doesn’t support sha384
Any help !??Reply
R.M.P Marotta Long Island 
Leave a comment