#summernoteeditor

A basic Javascript package called Summernote Editor can be used to create online WYSIWYG web editors. Any web application can use the Summernote editor by downloading it or using CDN links from a third party. Additionally, you can upload photos to a server via Summernote. In this article, we'll discuss how to include the Summernote editor into a Laravel 8 application for creating blog material. We'll also talk about submitting photos for use as in-article graphics. We'll start the tutorial from scratch and work our way up. To construct a Summernote editor example in a Laravel 8 application, follow the instructions below.

Table of Content

- Step 1: Generate new Laravel application - Step 2: Configure mysql database in .env file - Step 3: Create migration - Step 4: Create Article model class - Step 5: Create controller class - Step 6: Create new routes - Step 7: Create blade views

Step 1: Generate new Laravel application

Using the composer command, we will first create a brand-new Laravel application. To build a new Laravel application, launch the Terminal or Command Prompt and enter the command below. composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel article and switch the Laravel application directory in the Terminal. cd article

Step 2: Configure mysql database in .env file

Open the Laravel application you just created in your preferred text editor. Open the environment.env file in the root directory and modify the database credentials to match your MySQL. DB_CONNECTION=mysql DB_HOST=127.0.0.1 DB_PORT=3306 DB_DATABASE=article DB_USERNAME=root DB_PASSWORD=secret

Step 3: Create migration