Simple shell script that creates a new Laravel project and installs Homestead (per project installation) with PHPMyAdmin and adds project domains to host machine's /etc/hosts file.

• git clone https://github.com/rahamatj/light.git
• cd light
• chmod +x light
• sudo cp light /usr/local/bin

• Run light blog to create a new Laravel project named blog.
• The script will ask you for Vagrant box IP, Memory and the number of CPUs to use.
• The script will automatically create project domain, project database name, PHPMyAdmin domain, Vagrant box name and hostname according to your project name and print these information after execution.
• You can change these later from Homestead.yaml which will reside in your project root directory.
• The script will ask for your root password to add your project domains to the host machine's /etc/hosts file.
• Run vagrant up to get the box up and running.
• Open up a browser and go to your project url. For a project named blog, the project url will be http://blog.lcl.net.
• Access PHPMyAdmin from an url something like this - http://blog.pma.net for a project named blog. Default credentials are username homestead and password secret.
• For an existing Laravel project just run light from project root directory and the script will take care of the rest.