PHP with Laravel - Create a Restaurant Management System

install xampp to set up a local php development environment with apache, mariadb, php, and perl; access the local server at localhost or 127.0.0.1 and manage databases via phpmyadmin.

Install node js to enable npm commands for downloading css and javascript libraries, and compile assets in Laravel while verifying the installation with node -v.

Learn to download and install Visual Studio Code, a powerful open source code editor, and explore its user interface for creating and editing project files.

Create a Laravel version six restaurant app by installing Laravel, configuring a local development environment with Apache and MySQL, and starting the PHP artisan serve server on localhost:8000.

Create and connect a Laravel project to a MySQL database by initializing a database in phpMyAdmin, configuring environment and database settings, and running php artisan migrate to generate user-related tables.

Implement a Laravel authentication system that enables login and registration, set up with php artisan ui view auth, run the development server, and test a sample password of eight characters.

Explore the Laravel MVC architecture, including models, views, controllers, and routing. Learn how requests flow from a localhost URL to controllers, models, and views to render HTML.

Install Font Awesome in a Laravel restaurant management app, configure npm and webpack to compile icons, and add login and navigation icons to the login page.

Design the main function page using Bootstrap HTML with three icons for data management, cashier, and report, linked to pages. Apply custom CSS to center the layout and style links.

Learn how to create a Laravel category resource controller, wire routes, and build a category creation view with a Bootstrap form to save to a database.

Build a category model in Laravel by generating a model with migration, creating the categories table with id, name, and timestamps, and migrating to the database for later saving data.

Create and store a new category in the database by connecting the category model to the controller, validating input, and showing success alerts.

Learn to read and display all categories by retrieving data with eloquent in a Laravel controller, pass it to the view, render a Bootstrap table, and paginate five rows.

Implement a delete workflow for a category in Laravel. Use a delete form in the category view, call category destroy with the ID, and redirect with a success message.

Create a menu model and its database table by generating a Laravel model with a migration, defining columns name, price, image, description, and category_id, and then migrate the menus table.

Retrieve all menus from the menu model and pass them to the management view for table display. Map the menu to its category to display the category name.

Implement a delete button for each menu using a form, route to the menu controller’s destroy method, delete the image in public path, and flash a deletion notification.

Create a table management module by building a Laravel table controller, defining routes with php artisan, and creating a table blade view for management index.

Create a table model and migration using artisan, define name and status columns with a default value available, run migrations, and verify the new table in phpMyAdmin.

Design a create table form in the management section, validate the input, and save the new table name to the database via the table model and controller.

Implement an edit button for tables in a Laravel PHP app, linking to an edit blade view and performing a PUT update with validation and redirect to table management.

Create and design the cashier page by building a cashier controller, an index view, and a route in Laravel to fix 404 not found errors.

Learn to display table details on the cashier page by clicking a table button, using jQuery to read data-id and data-name and render the selected table information dynamically.

Write jQuery to add a menu to an order, enforce table selection, and ajax post the chosen menu and table to a Laravel controller to update orders.

Create sales and sale details tables with Laravel migrations via PHP Artisan, including key columns like total price, total received, change, payment type, sale status, and sale id.

Learn how to save sales and sale details to the database when a user selects a table and a menu, creating a sale if needed and updating the total price.

Display sale details by retrieving data from the sale and sale_details tables, and present a responsive HTML table with id, menu name, quantity, price, total, and status.

Retrieve the total price from the sale table using the sale ID, format it with a dollar sign, and display it in the cashier view.

Convert confirm buttons to Font Awesome icons for sale details in a restaurant management system, showing a delete button when unconfirmed and a check icon when confirmed.

Learn how to implement deleting a sale detail in a Laravel restaurant management system using jQuery ajax, updating the order total, and refreshing the view.