laravel-sitemap | Simple crawler and sitemap generator | Sitemap library

Publish resource views

Then edit file: https://github1s.com/spatie/laravel-sitemap/blob/HEAD/resources/views/url.blade.php

At least one of the packages you're using doesn't support Laravel 7 or 8. The composer error message tells you which one.

According to the error message, "silber/bouncer": "v1.0.0-rc.6" only supports up to Laravel 6. Looking at the composer.json for that package shows that support for Laravel 7 wasn't added until v1.0.0-rc.7, and support for Laravel 8 wasn't added until v1.0.0-rc.9.

You'll need to update your silber/bouncer dependency and then try again. If you run into another error, you'll need to look at the message to determine which package doesn't meet the requirements, and then figure out what version of that package you need to get to in order to meet the requirements.

Since Laravel 8 is fairly new, you may run into some packages that haven't been updated to support it yet (such as vimeo/laravel). In that case, you'll either need to wait until those packages support it, or fork the package and attempt to add the support yourself.

Please follow this part of document - spatie. This is not specifically omit images but if there is any specific format in your url for images link - http://www.example.com/uploads then try to get segment(1) and compare so this part of documentation will work.

In your case as an example -

the maddhatter/laravel-fullcalendar dependency need the version 5 of illuminate/support.

So you can't update laravel with this dependency. Moreover, it seems that this project was not updated since 3 years

But a fork exist here.And it works with laravel for 5,6 and 7 https://github.com/nelkasovic/laravel-full-calendar/blob/master/composer.json#L15

I recommend deleting composer.lock and or vendor, as Composer is not perfect in this. Often there is no conflict at all.

• Then change remove both packages from composer.json.

• Then let composer re-decide the highest version possible:

Not sure what would cause this except a custom version defined in your composer.json:

This is a common problem when working with long running scripts.

Did you try using php function set_time_limit ?

Try putting in the beginning of your script

set_time_limit(300);

The error message is pretty clear. You're trying to install spatie/laravel-sitemap:^3.3, which requires laravel/framework:5.5 or higher. So you need to either upgrade to use Laravel 5.5, or use an older version of spatie/laravel-sitemap.

The Github repository lists the available releases. I would suggest looking at v2.4 as a starting point, as the ChangeLog for v3.0 mentions about adding Laravel 5.5 support.