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54 lines
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currentMenu: command-line
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---
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# Using the CLI Installer
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At this point you should have an *empty* database created, and all of your configuration settings set up the way you want them by carefully following the [configuration documentation](/installation/configuration.html) and editing the configuration files.
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Now, you need to create yourself an admin user.
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Use the following command to create your database tables, add a default user, create the default user groups and run all the necessary database migrations to ensure your database schema is up to date.
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#### <i class="fa fa-linux"></i> Linux / OSX
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```
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php artisan app:install --env=production
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```
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#### <i class="fa fa-windows"></i> Windows
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Open `C:\inetpub\wwwroot\snipe-it` in Windows Explorer
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- Right Click and select `Use Composer here`
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- Type `php artisan app:install --env=production` and follow the prompts
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When it asks you if you’re sure you want to run the migrations, type in `y`. You may have to do this a few times.
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### Seed the Database (Optional)
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During the `php artisan app:install` process, it will ask you if you wish to seed the database.
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Loading up the sample data will give you an idea of how this should look, how your info should be structured, etc. It only pre-loads a handful of items, so you won’t have to spend an hour deleting sample data, but this step is optional. If you don’t wish to seed the database, type in `n` when the installer asks you whether you want to seed.
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If you answer no, but change your mind after the installer is complete, you can run the database seeder by running:
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php artisan db:seed --env=production
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```
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If you run this command on a database that already has your own production asset data in it, IT WILL OVER-WRITE YOUR ENTIRE DATABASE. ALL of your data will be gone forever. NEVER run the db seeder on production after on your initial install.
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### Update Your Secret Key (If you didn’t already)
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After running the `php artisan app:install --env=production` command above, the output of your terminal window should show you a generated secret key. If you missed it in all the scrollback, that’s okay, you can manually run `php artisan key:generate --env=production`.
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Update the value of `key` in your `app/config/production/app.php` file with the newly generated secret key.
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