Laravel Server Side Yajra DataTable - Load Large Data Within Few Seconds

 

Large Data or 1 million Data Quick Load within few seconds in Laravel Server Side DataTables 


  • Run the following in the command/terminal to create a new laravel project,
  • Run the following in the command/terminal to install yajra datatables package,
  • Check composer.json
     
  • Add the following code file to config/app.php

  • publish the configuration, run the following line in the terminal,
  • in .env for database setup

  • Add below files for list details in the table
  • or you can click the link to clone the project https://github.com/rajadavid423/yajra-table-large-data-handle.git


    •      5 lakhs data SQL file - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IhsdWS4OSNLZB64QsQsHIYa00hF9kywu/view

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