This will create the default layout for the portal.

If you are installing the Lemur Engine into a fresh application, then run this command.

If you already have a layout, then you might want to skip this step as it will overwrite your existing layouts/app.blade.php, auth templates, and homepage

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lemurbot-template --force

This will create the customized authentication layout for the portal.

If you are installing the Lemur Engine into a fresh application, then run this command.

If you already have created your authentication layouts/controllers, then you might want to skip this step as it will overwrite your existing resources/views/auth and app/Http/Controllers/Auth

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lemurbot-auth --force

This will copy the required asset files to your public folder.

This is required to make forms and validation features work correctly

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lemurbot-assets

This will copy the widgets to the public widgets' folder

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lemurbot-widgets

This will copy the lemur bot config files to config/lemurbot

• config/lemurbot/lemur.php
• config/lemurbot/properties.php

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lemurbot-config

This application uses the Yajra datatables plugin.

https://yajrabox.com/docs/laravel-datatables

If you need to publish the config, run the following command

This will copy the example HelloWorldTag and EchoTag to the App\LemurTag folder

And will copy the example MaintainMode and ShoutBack to the App\LemurPlugin folder

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lemurbot-examples

This will copy the lemur engine migration files to database/migration/lemurbot

You don't really need to do this.

But you can if you want to.

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lemurbot-migrations

The following command will create or update your existing database table schema.

php artisan migrate

The following command will create or update your existing database table schema.

php artisan storage:link

If you are migrating or already have this data, you probably will not need to run this (see the section at the top of the page about migrating)

php artisan lemur:install-all --admin=[admin_email] --bot=[bot_name] --data=[none|min|max]

example:

php artisan lemur:install-all --admin=admin@lemurengine.local --bot=mybot --data=max

-`admin_email` is the email address you will log in with. Your password will be 'password' which you should change

-`bot_name` is the name you will give your bot

-`--data=` (none|min|max) determines how much AIML data you want in your bot

Only do this is you are migrating from the old project.

Move any custom tags which you have created to a folder called in the main app folder called LemurTag like so:

app/
├── LemurTag/
│   ├── YourTag.php
│   ├── HelloWorldTag.php
└── Models/

You will need to change the namespace of your custom tags to namespace App\LemurTag;

Please look at the HelloWorldTag for an example.

Only do this is you are migrating from the old project.

There are 4 filenames in the migration table which need reverting to their original Laravel Migration filenames.

Run this command to update the 4 filenames in the migrations table before you move onto the next step:

php artisan lemur:upgrade 9.0.0

Only do this is you are migrating from the old project.

If you have existing data and want to give a user bot_admin privileges you can run this command:

php artisan lemur:install-admin --admin=[admin_email]