Laragon 4.0.15 is out!
How to upgrade?

Laragon 4.0.14 is out!

Information about Upstream:

Laragon 4.0.12 is out!

Laragon 4.0.11 is out!

Laragon 4.0.10 is out!

Laragon 4.0.9 is out!

Laragon 4.0.4 is out!

Released date: 2018-12-24

Made "Quick app" compatible with wpcli: https://forum.laragon.org/topic/1273/notice-undefined-index-request_scheme-in-thrown-in-wp-cli

Added Menu > Tool > Logs Viewer (TailBlazer) ( for viewing big logs data: https://forum.laragon.org/topic/1277/wordpress-tools-to-clean-debugging-log
Thanks https://github.com/RolandPheasant

Laragon 4.0.3 is out!

Laragon 4.0.2 is out!

Laragon 4.0.1 is out!

Download: https://laragon.org/download

I am happy to announce the release of Laragon 4.0. This release added "Quick add" feature in Menu > Tools > Quick add.

Released date: 2018-11-14

This version uses MariaDB 10.3 as default database server but you can add MySQL 5.7 or 8.0 easier with Quick add

Added Quick add feature to help you add a package to Laragon quicker.

You can add these packages to Laragon with 1-click: php, apache, phpmyadmin, git, mariadb, mysql, node, yarn, mongodb, robomongo, code, python, sublime, postgresql, go, liteide, ruby, java, eclipse, spring-tool-suite

You can edit the Configuration file (Menu > Tools > Quick add) and update the default links for your needs.
Links are configurable. By default, Laragon will get the links on C:\laragon\usr\packages.conf
If the file does not exist, Laragon will create it which content from:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leokhoa/laragon/master/usr/packages.conf

You can add many packages with 1-click using Menu > Tools > Quick add > *

You can add ALL packages with 1-click using Menu > Tools > Quick add > All

Add Delete project feature in Menu > Tools > Delete project

Download: https://laragon.org/download

If you like Laragon, please give it 1 star:
https://github.com/leokhoa/laragon

C:\laragon\usr\packages.conf

Hi Netizen,

The Title Tells, out of curiousity, please share, which domain you use for development .

Since google take .dev and .app from us, you have to change the TLD .dev if you want to stick with Chrome while develop your web application.

Here is the tutorial by @bantya and @leokhoa to change the TLD.

Hola guys, I'm back again, here is the update, and i guess this one will become the FINAL update for the Official gTLD for Laragon. Here it is:

Laragon 3.2.2 & 3.1.8 released! - use {name}.oo as default hostname format - Golang 1.9.2

So guys, i guess here is the end of the vote, since today, the official Laragon gTLD is .oo, but if you guys want to use your own domain or pick one from the list, to change it, you can follow the instruction above.

.oo

Our beloved @leokhoa has another suggestion gTLD called .oo (an abbreviation of Object Oriented), IMO, the TLD is simple, sounds nice, and the best thing is, Google can't seize this gTLD from us.

Personally, i use this .oo for my local development.

Do you agree with this idea? Please reply and vote .

for your information, they took .app from us too, Chrome add https:// in front of the hostname.

So, here are the candidates:

.dev

For you guys who still fall in love with this domain, you know what? .dev is like your ex-girlfriend, no matter what, how much she changes or hurt you, you always want to come back to her.

if that's what you feel, i suggest you to follow @leokhoa suggestion, use Vivaldi browser, it's a chrome-based browser. Watch the video and you will fall in love with it.

.example

I guess, you can use this domain when you want to give some example.

.invalid
I have no idea with this one, but here it is.

.invalid" is intended for use in online construction of names that are sure to be invalid and which it is obvious at glance are invalid.

I don't have idea

.lara

IMO, this one is unique, thanks to @Athlone for the idea, you guys can use this in honour of Laragon.

.localhost / .loc

Since our development running in local, i guess i can agree with this, but the .localhost is too long, i guess, i will stick with .loc.

TLD has traditionally been statically defined host DNS implementations as having an A record pointing to loop back IP address and is reserved for such use. Any other would conflict with widely deployed cod.

.test

This one is good too, and emphasized our application is in test/development environment. Almost the same like .dev right?

".test" is recommended for use in testing of current or new related code.

Do you have unique gTLD? Then tell us! Mention your idea, and i will update the list.

Thank you

Source:

Reserved domain for development

You can also add/update phpMyAdmin easily yourself. Just download from its official site (https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads) and extract to {LARAGON_DIR}\etc\apps\phpMyAdmin.
That's all.

Now, you can acess phpMyAdmin at:
http://localhost/phpmyadmin

I've just got a new PC and have setup Laragon from scratch with the latest version 3.3. I am using auto virtual hosts and attempting to use SSL: it is Enabled in Menu > Apache > SSL.

Although sites-enabled are populated apparently correctly for all my domains, they all refer to C:/laragon/etc/ssl/laragon.crt. This does not exist however, hence Apache does not start.

I have tried the option to Add laragon.crt to Trust Store, but it does not show in Certificate Manager.

How can I get SSL certificate(s) to auto-generate properly?

I was using Xampp for local development until about a year ago when I found Laragon & I haven't looked back since. This is seriously the most powerful local development tool I have in my entire "developer toolkit".
I started working for a new company about 2 months ago & their entire team was using various setups for local dev and were always encountering problems. Setting up a new project locally was always a nightmare for them due to mysql version conflicts, having to change php versions, etc. When I introduced Laragon to them, they were amazed at how easy it was to install, maintain and how flexible it was to update/switch their dependencies. My manager told me that since the team has started using Laragon for local dev, project setup time has gone down from an average of 6 HOURS, to less than 30 mins. AMAZING.
In the opensource community, people sometimes forget the amount of time, effort and hard work that goes into creating something like this. So the reason why I'm posting this is just to say thank you to @leokhoa for developing & maintaining such an incredible piece of software. Your amazing efforts are very much appreciated!

Adding another MySQL version is very easy and safe with Laragon.
Hint: This tutorial also applies for MariaDB.
https://downloads.mariadb.org/mariadb/10.2.6/#os_group=windows
[Download the MariaDB 64-bit version]

Very easy huh. That's all forks!

Note: If you use MariaDB, extract it to: {LARAGON_ROOT}\bin\mysql\mariadb-10.2.6-winx64, Laragon will automatically create correspond DataDir for MariaDB on data/mariadb

You can add Xdebug to Laragon easily.
Method 1: Using phpinfo() & Xdebug Wizard

Copy phpinfo() content:
http://localhost/?q=info

Paste the copied data to the form in the Xdebug Wizard page
https://xdebug.org/wizard.php

Click "Analyse my phpinfo() output", and follow the instructions.

Note: Their instructions will ask for "4. Restart the webserver" but with Laragon, you just need to click Reload button.

Installing ImageMagick is really pain on other systems. However, it is trivial with Laragon if you follow these below steps (works with both Apache & Nginx):
Video:

*IMPORTANT: Choose the right packages (version, x86 or x64, VC, Thread Safe (ts) or Non Thread Safe (nts)).
Even your OS is 64-bit, you should depend on the suffix -x86 or -x64 of the PHP version to select the correct ones.

To be more specific: if you are using php-7.1.7-Win32-VC14-x64 you should download:*
PECL:
http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/releases/imagick/3.4.3/php_imagick-3.4.3-7.1-ts-vc14-x64.zip
ImageMagick Binaries & Dlls:
http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/deps/ImageMagick-6.9.3-7-vc14-x64.zip

After downloading the right packages, the next steps are easy.

Enable:
Just click Menu > PHP > Extensions > imagick

Restart Apache/Nginx

That's all forks.

With Laragon 2.1.0, you can use your favourite editor with Laragon and add it to the Right-Click Menu for quick access. In this article, we will add VS Code.

Note: If you extract outside Laragon's installation dir, you must put full path. For example:

Very easy huh. That's all forks!

With Laragon, you can add projects and packages to the system with ease.
To make it even easier, Laragon provide "Quick app" and "Quick add" features.
However, some users had issues with downloading. From Laragon version 4.0.12 20190228, the issues were found and fixed.

Many thanks @fysioski for your time and dedicated supports.
Nice users like you are the reasons I keep making Laragon better.
Many Laragon's users will be grateful for your kindness.
Cheers!

this happen and create a user and assigned a database

any idea how to fix this?

With Laragon, adding another Apache version is very easy.

Very easy huh. That's all forks!

Ref: https://www.apachelounge.com/download/

I just installed version 4.0.3.181210 version on windows 10. When I try do add ruby for example, I have a modal with Downloading. The progress don't fill