Currency Converter PHP Framework Laravel Application

A robust currency converter application built with Laravel 10. This application provides multiple data source options, user roles with specific permissions, and extensive features for both normal users and admin users.

Website Trailer

Check out the trailer for a quick overview of what the Currency Converter Application can do!

PHP.Framework.Laravel.Currency.Converter.mp4

Features

• Data Source Options:
  • Excel
  • Default through floatrates website
  • Database
• Currency Conversion:
  • Convert all available currencies with limit options
  • Export currencies in Excel and database
• User Roles:
  • Normal User: Access to dashboard and currency converter with default data source
  • Admin User: Manage data sources (Excel and database), export currencies, user management, and IP management
• User Management:
  • Delete, update users
  • Register users
  • Reset password functionality
  • Remember Me functionality
• IP Management:
  • Add, delete, update IPs
• Security:
  • IP restriction for normal users
  • Authentication with hashed passwords
• Database:
  • Database migration at startup
  • MySQL
• Development Practices:
  • Laravel MVC architecture (Model, View, Controller)
  • Custom requests
  • Global environment variables
  • Laravel doc commenting
  • Laravel logging
  • Laravel Blade template engine
  • Controller, Model, Service, and Repository pattern
  • Middleware for authentication
  • Laravel validation

Prerequisites

• PHP: Ensure you have PHP 7.4 installed.
• Composer: Ensure you have Composer installed.
• XAMPP: Ensure you have XAMPP installed and running.
• Laravel: Ensure you have Laravel 10 installed.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/SLoharkar/Currency-Converter-PHP-Laravel-Framework.git
   cd Currency-Converter-PHP-Laravel-Framework

2. Install dependencies:

   • Ensure you have PHP 7.4 and Composer installed.
   • Copy the project's composer.json file:

     cp path/to/project/composer.json .

   • Run the Composer update command:

     composer update

3. Environment Setup:

   • .env and update the necessary environment variables, including database credentials and other configurations.

4. Run migrations:

   php artisan migrate

5. Generate APP Key:

   php artisan key:generate

6. Start the development server:

   php artisan serve

Usage

• Normal Users:

  • Access the dashboard and use the currency converter with the default data source.

• Admin Users:

  • Manage data sources (Excel and database).
  • Export currencies in Excel and database.
  • Manage users (delete, update).
  • Manage IPs (add, delete, update).

Middleware

• ShareUserData:
  • Checks if the users' table is empty and logs out the user if true.
  • Shares authenticated user's role and username with all views.
  • Redirects to the login page if no user is authenticated.

Custom Requests

• Handle data validation and business logic separation using custom request classes.

Global Environment Variables

• Use environment variables for configuration settings.

Logging

• Utilize Laravel's logging capabilities for error tracking and debugging.

Blade Template Engine

• Create dynamic and reusable views using Laravel's Blade template engine.

Security

• IP Restriction: Restrict access based on IP for normal users.
• Authentication: Secure authentication with hashed passwords.

Acknowledgements

• Laravel framework and its community
• Floatrates for currency conversion data