This project is an application built with the Laravel framework, dedicated to setting up a local CDN (Content Delivery Network) system. The goal is to provide an efficient solution for distributing static files (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc.) across a local network, thereby improving loading times and the performance of applications.

Installs all the project dependencies defined in the composer.json file.

composer install

Copies the example file .env.example to .env for application configurations.

cp .env.example .env    # for Linux and MacOS
copy .env.example .env  # for Windows

Generates an application key and adds it to the .env file.

php artisan key:generate

Executes the database migrations, creating the necessary tables.

php artisan migrate

Starts a local development server at the address http://127.0.1.1.

Note:

You can configure the host in the server-*-server.(bat|sh) files located in the app/bin/ directory.
You can also start the server by running these server startup files without the console command.
If you are on MacOS, your server startup file is server-linux-server.sh.

composer serve

You can generate the local domain name by running (as administrator mode) the following command:

php artisan app:local-domain

This command will configure the local domain names cdn.net and www.cdn.net for the IP address 127.0.1.1.

However, you can still modify the domain names to be generated for your chosen IP address. Just display the help for the command by running:

php artisan app:local-domain -h

The domain name is stored in the file :

• Sur Windows : C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
• Sur Linux et MacOS : /etc/hosts

Start by configuring the folders where your files are located. In the app configuration file, add the file_init key:

Or you can also configure your folders directly in the method App\Console\Commands\InitLocalFile::getFolders

    // ...
    'file_init' => [
        [
            // folder is required: string|array
            'folder' => '/absolute_folder_path', // Or ['/absolute_folder_path_1', '/absolute_folder_path_2']

            // categories are optional: array - default: []
            'categories' => ['category1', 'categoryX'],

            // only-extension is optional: array - default: []
            'only-extension' => ['jpeg' /*, 'mp4', 'c', */],

            // recursive-folder is optional: bool - default: false
            'recursive-folder' => true,

            // type is optional: string|callable - default: function autoTypeDetect(): string|null
                // The autoTypeDetect function returns 'document', 'font', 'audio', 'image', 'video', 'text' or NULL as file types
            'type' => 'file-type',
        ],
        // ...
    ]

Then run the following command to create the database data linked to the files in your folders

php artisan app:init-local-file

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