Basic server requirements for a typical laravel app

1 . Bitnami Lamp stack for linux or XAMPP fpr windows

2 . Cacert file in the php folder
https://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem

3 . Add extension=mongodb.so (PHP > 7) or extension=mongo.so (PHP < 7) in php/etc/php.ini file
(Note : PHP ver 7.4.7 or newer doesn't require .so extension)

4 . The below command will download and place the required mongodb php driver for Linux which will build and install mongodb.so file under /php/lib/php/extensions

(Linux)
pecl install mongo (PPH version < 7)
pecl install mongodb (PPH version > 7)

(For windowsm download place it manually in the php extension folder)
https://pecl.php.net/package/mongodb

Run apt-get install autoconf if you haven't installed autoconf module yet then run pecl command again

no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install build-essential
sudo apt install gcc command to install C Compiler and then run pecl command again



5 . php -m to see the loaded php modules and which should include mongodb


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