Correct way to install Laravel on Linux

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I’m starting on the Laravel Framework and I’m having some problems with the installation on Linux. I did the installation by Composer using the command php Composer.phar global require "Standard/installer", set in $PATH the path export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/. config/Composer/vendor/bin" and executed the command New blog Laravel that after running shows in the console the text "Crafting application... sh: 1: Poser: not found Application ready! Build Something Amazing." when running the command php Artisan serves it shows in the browser the error "Whoops, looks like Something Went Wrong."

After that I tried to create the project differently with the command php Composer.phar create-project --prefer-dist Laravel/blog, I started the server and it loaded in the browser without giving error.

How do I create a project using the 'New proj' command in a non-error way when creating the project and starting the server ?

**I’m using php 7.

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You have Composer.phar set in the environment variables as well?

Try adding the Composer executable to gain global access to the terminal, such as:

cp /seu/caminho/composer.phar /usr/bin/composer

And see if it has any effect, trying to run on the command line

composer -v

This should show the version of the used Composer

  • I did the CP and it worked. Thank you.

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