PHP Laravel: Build Amazing Restaurant Management System

Learn PHP Laravel to build a restaurant management system, and skip setup if your editor is ready, then go to the authentication system; the instructor admits being a bit rusty.

Install xampp to create a local development server with apache, mysql, php, and phpMyAdmin; download from apachefriends.org, configure components, and start the control panel to verify via localhost/index.php.

Install Visual Studio Code on Windows, run the installer, optionally add it to the path, and create a desktop icon to start coding.

Navigate the restaurant management project template, featuring an index with menu, cart, and table booking form, plus chefs and reviews, with login/register links and code in resources.

Learn to create a fresh Laravel project with composer, configure the database in .env, and run the local server with php artisan serve for your restaurant management system.

Set up a Laravel authentication system using the UI package. Scaffold login and register views, run migrations, and verify the login flow before integrating a custom theme.

Integrate a custom template into the Laravel-based restaurant management system, loading assets, applying a dynamic navbar and header, and wiring the home page with a blade master template.

Continue integrating the theme in a Laravel restaurant management system by refining login and register pages, applying a home background in app.blade, and enabling CSRF, error handling, and CMS integration.

Learn to create a foods model and migration with fields for name, price, category, description, and image, plus a foods controller index to display breakfast items on the home page.

Learn how to display lunch and dinner food items by updating the controller, looping through foods, and binding titles, images, and truncated descriptions to a tabbed lunch and dinner interface.

Learn to build a dynamic food details page in Laravel: define routes and controller, fetch by id, and display image, title, description, price, plus add to cart.

Add to cart: build a post form, set up a cart table and model, and wire a route to capture user id, food id, name, image, and price.

Develop adding food items to the cart in a Laravel app, using redirects and session messages, and prevent duplicates by checking the cart and disabling add when already present.

Display a user's cart items in a Laravel app by querying the cart by session user ID, routing to a cart view, and rendering item images, names, and prices.

Learn to display the cart total for the current user in a PHP Laravel restaurant management system and implement deleting items from the cart via route and controller.

Validate the cart before checkout by enforcing authentication and backend checks, display not found for unauthenticated access, and hide the checkout button when the cart is empty.

Learn to build a Laravel checkout: add to cart, store the total in session, and route a PayPal checkout view.

implement a Laravel checkout flow by storing price in session, posting to /checkouts, and creating a Checkout model and table with user data, price, and status before PayPal.

Set up PayPal sandbox testing by creating seller and buyer accounts, registering an app, and integrating a checkout button to process your first payment; next video makes it dynamic.

Learn to process PayPal payments in a Laravel restaurant app, update the cart after checkout, and troubleshoot routes and success views to ensure a seamless order flow.

Guard the checkout and the success pages by validating the cart and the session price, and forbid access when the cart is empty or the price is unset.

Create a table booking feature in a Laravel app, validating future dates and persisting bookings with user id, name, email, date, number of people, and special requests.

Validate the booking form with a request-based validation, requiring name, email, date, and number of people, max 40 characters for name, and display errors under each input.

Build a restaurant menu in a Laravel app by wiring the foods controller to a menu view, rendering breakfast, lunch, and dinner tabs with blade templates.

Learn to display user-specific bookings in a Laravel restaurant app by querying bookings by user_id and showing them in a Blade view with a Bootstrap table.

Display each user’s orders by wiring the users controller to fetch checkout data and render a blade view with an orders route, showing status, price, and contact details.

Learn to implement a review feature in a Laravel restaurant management system by creating a Review model and migration, controller, routes, validation, and a form for name and review.

Fetch four most recent reviews in the home controller, pass them to the home view, loop through reviewers to display each review and client name, with a simple slider.

Update routes to align the welcome, home, and about pages and implement authentication checks for adding items to the cart.

Validate and clean up a Laravel restaurant app by refactoring routes and prefixes, creating services and blade views, and ensuring access to cart, menu, orders, and contact pages.

Design and code an admin panel to manage admins, orders, foods, and bookings, with login, dashboards, and the ability to create, view, update, and delete items.

Build a custom authentication system in Laravel by configuring guards and middleware, creating an admin guard and admin model with migrations, and integrating a custom admin panel.

Build a custom admin authentication flow in Laravel by creating routes, an admin controller and login view, and implementing auth guard logic to reach the admin index.

Learn to validate authentication by conditionally showing the login page or admin menu, display the admin name, implement a guard in the admin master template, and enable secure logout.

Strengthen the authentication system by creating an admin middleware to protect the index page and login, and apply a route prefix and admin guard to ensure access is restricted.

Demonstrates building the admin index page in a Laravel restaurant system by logging in, counting foods, orders, bookings, and admins, and passing data to the view with compact.

Set up the admins index route and all admins controller method, and build a blade view to display admin names and emails. Order by id descending to show recent admins.

Create new admins via a form in PHP Laravel, validate inputs, store in the admins table with a hashed password, and show a success message in the admin list.

Display all orders in the admin dashboard by wiring routes, creating an orders view, and listing orders by id descending with address and contact details and a status change button.

Learn how to build an update orders feature in a Laravel admin panel, enabling status changes (processing, delivering, delivered) via a form, controller logic, and redirects.

Display bookings in the admin panel by fetching booking records ordered by id, passing them to a blade view, and enabling status updates.

Learn to implement delete functionality for orders in a Laravel restaurant management system, wiring id-based deletion, redirecting admins to all orders, and displaying the 'order deleted successfully' message.

Update booking statuses by editing bookings and saving changes through a Laravel controller and view, switching between processing and booked to reflect status updates.

Learn to delete bookings in a Laravel app by wiring the bookings.delete route, passing the booking ID, updating the model, and redirecting back with a success message.