You can run Laravel with WordPress in several ways, but you’ll first need to choose one of two methods. The first method involves either creating an API and fetching the response in Laravel or creating APIs on top of the WordPress database and bringing the response into Laravel.

To smoothly integrate Laravel with WordPress,

Developers should have a solid understanding of Programming and DevOps Operation at the enterprise level.

Developer Skills Table
PHP Laravel Framework WordPress API Development Database Management Web Technologies Version Control Systems Security Practices Deployment (CI/CD)
PHP Programming Architecture, Ecosystem Core, Themes, Plugins RESTful Services SQL, MySQL HTML, CSS, JS Git, SVN Web Security CI/CD Practices

Server and Hosting Environment: Familiarity with server management, understanding server requirements, and configuration for Laravel and WordPress, including knowledge of web servers like Apache or Nginx.

 

Custom Requirements: The API should be regularly updated and modified to meet specific custom requirements that may arise during the integrated system’s use.

Step One:

There are many ways to do this. The first way is to create a WordPress plugin using Laravel’s APIs, integrate it there, and show the data passed through various hooks at different places. This will ensure that whenever you update data somewhere, the data will be automatically updated there. This will make it much easier for you to manage things, but along with this ease, you will have to upgrade the API whenever you need some custom requirements continuously.

Step two:

Create a subfolder and install the CMS.

Creating a new folder and installing CMS or any file is safer. Then, you use the first method, make the entire API, and show it on WordPress. Suppose you want to create a new WordPress website on the same domain.

This method will be a great miracle if you want to create multiple websites and save time. You must go inside WPConf.php and install the database configuration inside this file.