Solution
Most shared type hosting plans like on GoDaddy will not have composer installed for you to use. You need to find a host that allows ssh access and has the composer binary available. If you get any kind of VPS type of account, you can install whatever software you would like.
Also keep in mind that you may need a higher version of PHP installed on your hosting, in order to run a Laravel site.
Otherwise uploading all files via FTP/SFTP, will work on Godaddy, just takes a little longer to do.
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If your host provides you with SSH access, awesome. But a lot of shared hosts don't generally allow that. In such cases, you can use
Artisan::call('your-command');
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