Install Oracle Extention is easy if you follow these below steps (works with both Apache & Nginx):

Note: You must accept the "Accept License Agreement" and "create an account (Free)"

Extract:
Extract all the dll in the downloaded zip file to PHP dir (Menu > PHP > Version > dir:php-xxx-xxx)

Enable:
Just click Menu > PHP > Extensions > php_oci8_12c.dll

Restart Apache.

That's all forks.

You should see Oracle OCI information on phpinfo()

With Laragon, adding another Apache version is very easy.

Very easy huh. That's all forks!

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

Note: Please care:

https://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/releases/mongodb/1.5.2/php_mongodb-1.5.2-7.1-ts-vc14-x64.zip

Put the downloaded dll (php_mongodb.dll) to {PHP_DIR}\ext (you can explore to the folder in Menu > PHP > dir: ext)

Click Menu > PHP > Extensions > mongodb.dll to enable it.

That's all forks!

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

Hello,
I was trying to download Laragon, but AVAST blocked the connection the page cause it seems to be infected by URL phishing.
I've made a research on the web and found that Source Forge too shows a possible maleware on the download button.

Any suggestion?
Thanks
Davide

I have been using Laragon for quite a while and have several versions of PHP installed which I switch between for different projects.

This morning I'm unable to 'fully' switch between PHP versions. I can select any installed version (and the corresponding Apache) via the Laragon GUI, but the cli version doesn't change. PHP -v always reports that it is running PHP 8.0.13 (cli). This means that any Composer updates/installs fail with a message like "- Root composer.json requires php ^8.1.0 but your php version (8.0.13) does not satisfy that requirement." - even though I've switched to PHP 8.1 in Laragon.

Very frustrating! Has anybody else experienced this/know how to resolve?

Edit: I've tried Menu > Tools > PATH environment variable > Add Laragon to Path as per this thread: https://forum.laragon.org/topic/166/tutorial-how-to-add-another-php-version-php-7-4-php-8-0-updated/87?page=5 but it hasn't made any difference.

Edit 2: Renaming the php-8.0.13-Win32-vs16-x64 folder in C:\Laragon\bin\php has allowed me to switch to PHP version 8.1... but now PHP CLI is stuck on this version regardless of which version I choose in the Laragon GUI.

I am trying to get my head around the Vite that is part of Laravel 9.

I can't seem to get the hot module reload to work.

After running the npm dev run the vite does compile and open its server. How do I up the laragon server so that it sees the vite server?

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

Découvre Laragon, un environnement de développement web complet:
https://happytodev.itanea.fr/decouvre-laragon-environnement-developpement-web-complet
https://forum.laragon.org/topic/1644/for-the-french-community-laravel-et-laragon

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!

I just got finished installing largon, and I moved my projects to the www folder. I set up the pretty urls but every time I visit my project it just downloads a file onto my computer called download and there is no spcified type. Anyone familiar with this issue?

I just installed 5.0.0.210523 on my windows machine and it has been great to spin up Wordpress sites but, all sites say "not secure" in the browser even though I have Apache->SSl->Enabled.

What do I need to do to ensure my local sites are SSL?

Thanks!

Laragon 5 currently does not support changing the password for MySQL8 in the GUI Menu. Here is how you do it.

For Laragon 5 with MySQL 8 with no password

Login to the laragon mysql from the console (Click the Terminal button on the Laragon GUI interface)

mysql -u root -p

Just hit enter when it prompts for password

Then to set the password, in this case, to "secret"

ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'secret';

To go back to no password with MySQL8

ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '';

Laragon is simple, practical and functional! It has guaranteed my tranquility and stability to develop my projects. I can only thank and collaborate with this precious initiative, which must continue to be updated and with its characteristics that value it.