How can I install Laravel on cPanel?

How can I install Laravel on cPanel? Is there any specific steps to install Laravel?
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Dr. McKay said:

I heard more about Laravel, is it a programming language?

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Yep, a free, open-source PHP web framework created by Taylor Otwell and first released just 7 years ago. So it's a newcomer You can get the history and technical aspects from Wiki, but I'll leave a couple of snippets from Laravel's official website:

Laravel is a web application framework with expressive, elegant syntax.

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Laravel attempts to take the pain out of development by easing common tasks used in the majority of web projects, such as authentication, routing, sessions, and caching.

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I would recommend this to install Laravel application in cpanel.
Earlier i also tried this but get issue then i follow all these steps and my application is working fine now.

Yes you can install the Laravel framework can be installed on cPanel accounts using PHP's composer.
Here is the steps
# cd /bin
#wget https://getcomposer.org/installer
#php installer –check
#php installer
#php /bin/composer.phar create-project laravel/laravel –prefer-dist
#rm -rf public_html
# ln -s laravel/public/ public_html

You do not have to install it by yourself. There are hosting companies that can do that for you. Some of them offer fully managed support.
You can follow these points while you are choosing the best hosting company for you:
-Check the web host’s server uptime record
-Check if they offer multiple add-on domains
-Ask about the company’s refund policy.
-Find out what a basic contract offers.
-Check for specialty features.
-Always check the reviews

I will show you how to install Laravel on a cPanel server. Laravel is the PHP Github framework and also the most preferred framework of PHP developers. This tutorial should also work on other Linux VPS systems but has been tested and written for a cPanel VPS.

This guide requires that you already have:

PHP 5.6.4 or later (PHP 7 is better)
OpenSSL, Mbstring, PDO, Tokenizer, PHP and XML extensions
Apache

1. Login to your VPS via SSH

2. Update the system and install the necessary packages

3. Install composer

Composer is a dependency manager for PHP with which you can install packages. Composer will pull all the required libraries and dependencies you need for your project.

4. Install Laravel
Installing Laravel is a pretty simple process, in this article we will install Laravel using composer create-project command.

Switch to the root of the domain:

and install Laravel using the composer create-project command (Make sure to include a dot (.) at the end of the command.):

If you are logged in as root or another sudo user, you will need to set the correct ownership and permissions:

Don't forget to change 'USERNAME' with your actual username.

5. Configuring cPanel
We need to edit the default web root document server and change it from public_html to public as required by Laravel.

Change Document Origin for Addon Domain
Login to your cPanel at: https://YOUR_SERER_IP:2083 and under the 'Domains' section click on 'Addon Domains'. In the new window you will see a list of all your addon domains, click the edit icon next to the domain's document path and enter the new path /public_html/laravel-addon-domain.com /public.

6. Change the Document Origin for a Primary Domain
In order to change the Document Primary domain/master root, you need to have SSH root access to your server. Open the following file:

and change the documentroot value, just add public at the end of the path, for example:

If you have an SSL certificate for your domain, you will also need to edit the documentroot value in the following file:

Don't forget to change 'USERNAME' with real username and MY_LARAVEL_DOMAIN.COM with real domain.

Finally, save the file and rebuild the Apache configuration:

You have successfully installed and configured Laravel on cPanel. For more information about Laravel please refer to official Laravel documentation.

Hope it helps!

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first, you will need to log in to the control panel (c-panel).
then choose a softaculous app installer from the list of software under the software tab.
Then, in the search bar, type Laravel, and on the following window, click the install now button.
on the following page, complete the requested information and select the quick install option.
Then, select the Install option.

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