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git clone https://[email protected]/vahagnhov/link-shortner.gi
git clone https://github.com/vahagnhov/link-shortner.git 

cd link-shortner

composer install

copy .env.example .env        (OR cp .env.example .env )

php artisan key:generate

Create a new Database

Now you need to change credentials to the .env file.

DB_DATABASE=yourDBName DB_USERNAME=yourDBUserName DB_PASSWORD=yourDBPassword

After changing the .env file, you need to clear the configuration cache:

php artisan config:clear

We have a configured database, we can start the migration:

php artisan migrate

Execution queue, Jobs to increase the number of visits to process thousands of redirects per hour

php artisan queue:work