Gladiator 🛡

Welcome to Gladiator, the admin tool for DoSomething Competitions!

This application is built using the Laravel Framework.

Getting Started

Fork and clone this repository, and set it up as a local app running inside DS Homestead or regular Homestead.

After the initial Homestead installation ssh into the vagrant box, head to the project directory and run composer to install all the project dependencies:

$ composer install

Once all vendor dependencies are installed, run the migrations to setup the database and seed it:

$ php artisan migrate
$ php artisan db:seed

Next, if you already exist as a DoSomething user within [Northstar]((https://www.github.com/dosomething/northstar), our user and activity API, run the following command to set yourself up as an admin in your local Gladiator instance:

$ php artisan add:user username@dosomething.org --role=admin

Finally, to setup the front-end build system, you can either be in the Homestead vagrant box or on your local.

Homestead already comes with node and npm, but if running on your local you will need to make sure both those dependecies are installed.

You need to install gulp globally using:

$ npm install --global gulp

Next, install all the npm dependencies:

$ npm install

Now you're all set to built the front-end assets by running:

$ gulp

All set!

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