Then migrate our saveaplaya site to a WordPress Pete in production. To know how to do this, read this tutorial: Migrate your WordPress site to the cloud using WordPress Pete

Lets create a fresh git repository to our Laravel app woodashboard following the steps in the images below

Then let’s install the WordPress+Laravel Pete plugin

Copy and paste the GIT repository URL starting with https://

Fill all the fields according 

Now browse to the WordPress Laravel integration

To update the Laravel app from development you just have to push to the repository and then pull from the terminal in the cloud installation

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2. For this tutorial, we will use Laravel 8, and the name of our Laravel app will be woodashboard. You must have previously imported a WordPress site.

3. We can verify everything is OK by clicking on the link to see the examples.

4. After this, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with the structure of how your files look. Open the WordPress Pete installation folder with your favorite text editor. Since I am old school, I use TextMate.

• The WordPress Pete installation folder name is saveaplaya
• The name of the WordPress site folder is saveaplayapetelocalnet
• The name of the Laravel app integrated into WordPress is woodashboard
• Inside woodasboard you can find all the files of the Laravel app.

The integration Pete does of WordPress and Laravel is clean. That means all WordPress and Laravel files are complete, and you can update each app to its latest versions without breaking the integration. Cool right?

5. To create a controller in Laravel from the terminal, you must enter the apache container in docker. For this, go to the installation guide of your operating system and copy the command to enter the apache container in docker.

6. Now, browse the Laravel app folder and run the command to create a controller.

After this, we copy and paste this code into our WooDashboard controller.

7. Now we create the Laravel view 

8. Now we declare the route for this action

9. Now we can see the list of woocommerce orders from Laravel

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