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akukoder / fortify-tabler-admin

Fortify Tabler Admin is a Laravel Fortify UI preset, built with an open source Tabler Admin Theme.
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Installation CLI - Database not exists! Please create database for your application before proceeding. #3

Closed kidino closed 2 years ago

kidino commented 2 years ago

Running php artisan fortify:tabler after selecting some options I get the following error.

Database not exists! Please create database for your application before proceeding.

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I am certain that I have the .env updated with the correct DB details, and is working properly with other Controllers and Models.

Laravel Version

9.8.1

PHP Version

8.1.3

syahzul commented 2 years ago

Sorry, I'm unable to replicate this issue, but I've added option to skip running migration command.

Try composer update and re-run the command with --skip-migration option.

php artisan fortify:tabler --skip-migration

kidino commented 2 years ago

Nevermind... I know what it is. I already have Laravel Voyager installed, which normally can work well with Fortify and FortifyUI. But I think with your package, which uses Arcanedev\LaravelSettings, there is a conflict when trying to create the settings table at the migrate command.

Laravel Voyager already has a table with that name.

I think for now, maybe we can conclude that this is not compatible with Laravel Voyager.

kidino commented 2 years ago

I finally managed to install that package. Here's what I did.

After I encounter the error, I updated config/settings.php:37 to add a prefix to the new settings table

                'table'      => 'fuitabler_settings',

Then I edited 2020_12_13_155612_update_users_table.php which added the avatar column, which already existed. I removed that part where there avatar column was added.

Then I ran php artisan migrate

After that, I encountered error with email verification view. Need to find how to fix that. But since this is just my local dev, I just added some dates in the email_verified_at column. Now I can see the Tabler dashboard.