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Laravel 5.0 - Shared Hosting - Artisan Doesn't Work As It Should

I really wanted to follow up on this issue , but I think it's better to start a new question.

I installed a new copy of my own laravel (5.0), and I tried to run a php artisan route: list, which works.

Now I have downloaded the compressed repository of the project that I want to deploy in the shared hosting mode, but when I run php artisan route: the list does not happen. (There is no error message, nothing). Using this method to host an application

An actual problem php artisan migratethat also does not output anything!

Is there a good way to fix this problem? Could you provide me with some points of failure that I can verify?

Worth mentioning:
I am not a Laravel developer, and I have limited time to read.

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As LittleFinger suggested, it is possible that the artisan is not yet installed. When deploying from a repo, the Laravel packages that make up the entire core of the framework are not included. You must start composer installation to install packages. If you do not have a composer installed, which may be difficult on shared hosting, but you can usually install it.

, . , , composer.json. , .

( ..), .env.example .env . , php artisan: .

( /public).

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