I'm trying to configure and use Laravel php framework..
I'm following this Tutorial to install and configure it.
At this point I read:
$ chmod -R 0777 app/storage
// This is simply setting your environment - bootstrap/start.php
$ find -name 'bootstrap/start.php' -print -exec sed -i 's/your-machine-name/localhost/g' {} \; # add machine-name to local env, for instance "localhost"
// MAC OSX FRIENDLY VERSION: find bootstrap -name 'start.php' -exec sed -i '' -e 's/your-machine-name/localhost/g' {} \;
I'm a mac OSx user and I'm not understood this command:
find bootstrap -name 'start.php' -exec sed -i '' -e 's/your-machine-name/localhost/g' {} \;
What is this?
What should I do?
It appears to look for a file within the bootstrap directory named 'start.php'. For matching files, it will replace 'your-machine-name' with 'localhost'. To break it down:
find - Executes the find commandbootstrap - The folder to search in-name 'start.php' - Searches for the file named 'start.php'-exec - For each file that matches the above find, execute the following:sed -i '' -e - Search and replace the following string: (-i modifies the file in-place, -e allows for multiple search/replaces if desired)'s/your-machine-name/localhost/g' - Replace 'your-machine-name' with 'localhost' throughout the whole file{} \; - Ends the find