A comprehensive reference of all standard HTTP response status codes, organized by category and including detailed explanations.

Welcome to Smoke Tracker! This manual will guide you through all the features of the application, helping you to effectively track and manage your smoking habits.

To begin using Smoke Tracker, you need to create an account.

1. Navigate to the Sign Up page.

Welcome to the Medical Camp application, a comprehensive system designed to streamline patient management, consultations, and pharmacy operations in a medical camp setting. This manual provides detailed instructions for each user role to ensure smooth and efficient use of the application.

The application is designed for four distinct user roles, each with specific responsibilities and access levels:

SSH Key Setup

You're telling your Nginx server:

“Hey, only let me in if I prove I have the private key that matches this public key.”

This is called SSH key-based authentication — it's more secure than using passwords.

This guide provides a detailed workflow for cherry-picking individual commits and merging entire branches into a specific target branch using Git and GitHub. Useful when:

• You need to bring selected commits from one branch into another.
• You want to fully merge the contents of a feature branch into a base branch.
• You're collaborating via GitHub and want to manage changes efficiently.

A well-structured commit message helps teams understand the history of changes in a project. The Conventional Commits format provides a consistent structure, making it easier to track changes, automate releases, and improve collaboration.

Each commit message should follow this format:

<type>(<scope>): <short description>

[optional longer description]

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for implementing geospatial functionality in a Laravel application using PostgreSQL with PostGIS.

1. Introduction
2. Prerequisites
3. Setting Up PostgreSQL with PostGIS
4. Configuring Laravel for Spatial Data
5. Creating Migrations with Spatial Columns

This document provides a comprehensive guide to implementing geospatial queries in Laravel applications. It covers setting up your database, installing necessary packages, defining spatial data in your models, and performing various types of geospatial queries using Laravel's Eloquent ORM and query builder.

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction to Geospatial Queries in Laravel
2. Prerequisites
3. Step 1: Setting up Your Database for Spatial Support
   • 3.1. PostgreSQL with PostGIS Extension (Recommended)
   • 3.2. MySQL (5.6+)
4. Step 2: Configuring Laravel Database Connection

Before installing any software, update your server’s package list:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

To install Nginx, run: