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Laravel modules

A very simple autowired laravel modules generator using laravel best practices and folder structure. If you like laravel, you will love laravel modules and feel just like home.

It follows the same folder structure as a Laravel project, the only difference is instead of app/, you have src/, the rest is same.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

Usage

Basically this is all you need to do is generate a new module.

When you generate a new module, it will auto register himself automatically by adding the module to the required list in composer.json file

And also it will add automatically repositories

and it will run composer update in the background to discover the newly generated module, and you are good to go.

Creating new module

Here everything is done inside a Module. Basically one module is a Laravel within another Laravel application with all its components, views, routes, middleware, events, database, seeders, factories and much, much more.

• The module is auto-discovered so there is no need to add it to app/config.php providers list.
• Then run and you are good to go (even this is run automatically when you add module via php artisan module:make <ModuleName>).

Artisan commands

If you want to register Events, Policies, Observers, Middleware, Commands, Providers etc. you can do so on ./modules/ModuleName/Providers/EventServiceProvider and ./modules/ModuleName/Providers/AppServiceProvider

Examples:

Registering new provider. Go to ./modules/ModuleName/Providers/AppServiceProvider and add the provider to $providers array as follows:

Subscribing and/or listening to events. Go to ./modules/ModuleName/Providers/EventServiceProvider and on the $subscribe array add the EventSubscriber listener:

Or you can just listen to events as you normally would in Laravel:

Adding new policy. Go to ./modules/ModuleName/Providers/AppServiceProvider and add to $policies array the Model and corresponding Policy as follows:

Adding new observer. Go to ./modules/ModuleName/Providers/AppServiceProvider and add to $observers array the Model and the corresponding Observer as follows:

Adding new command. Go to ./modules/ModuleName/Providers/AppServiceProvider and add to $commands array the name of the command as follows:

Middleware. There are 3 types of middleware that you can add. Global, Grouped and route.

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Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please see SECURITY for details.

Credits

• Erland Muchasaj

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.