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Informations about the package azmodule
AZModule
AZModule is a Laravel package designed to streamline the process of generating new modules in your application based on a YAML (.yml) file. This tool allows you to define your module's database structure, forms, and API endpoints with a simple configuration file. The package is fully integrated with Laravel Breeze, Livewire, Spatie Laravel-Permission, and TALLStackUI, offering a complete solution for rapid module development.
Features
- Laravel: Laravel Documentation
- Laravel Breeze: Laravel Breeze Documentation
- Livewire: Livewire Documentation
- Spatie Laravel-Permission: Spatie Laravel-Permission Documentation
- TALLStackUI: TALLStackUI Documentation
Installation
Install package:
Example Configuration
Create a directory on your root project called modules and create a file .yml.
Here's an example of how to define a file called category.yml:
Usage
After creating your YAML configuration file, you can generate the module using the following Artisan command:
This command will scaffold all the necessary files and configurations for the "Category" module, including migrations, views, controllers, and API resources.
