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Informations about the package laravel-commands

Laravel Commands

Build Status Total Downloads Latest Stable Version License

Commands for Laravel 10 and up.

Installation

Install package via composer:

Publish the configuration file using the vendor:publish artisan command to configure or disable unnecessary commands:

Publish the stubs files using the vendor:publish artisan command to change the structure of generated classes:

Usage

Pint

Running Laravel Pint via artisan command.

Argument Description
paths Run Pint on specific files or directories
Option Shortcut Description
--verbose -v Show details of changes
--test -t Inspect code for style errors without actually changing the files
--dirty -d Modify the files that have uncommitted changes according to Git
--preset[=PRESET] -p Use preset with rule set to fix code
--config[=CONFIG] -c Use pint.json config from a specific directory

Examples

Run Laravel Pint.

Run with arguments:

Make Enum

Create a new enum class.

Argument Description
name The name of the enum
Option Shortcut Description
--force -f Create the class even if the enum already exists
--help -h Display help for the given command

Examples

Create a enum class:

Creates a file app/Enums/Status.php.

Make Trait

Create a new trait class.

Argument Description
name The name of the trait
Option Shortcut Description
--force -f Create the class even if the trait already exists
--help -h Display help for the given command

Examples

Create a trait class:

Creates a file app/Traits/HasRoles.php.

Make Contract

Create a new contract interface.

Argument Description
name The name of the contract
Option Shortcut Description
--action -a Create a contract for an action
--force -f Create the interface even if the contract already exists
--help -h Display help for the given command

Examples

Create a contract interface:

Creates a file app/Contracts/CreatesUser.php.

Create a contract for action:

Creates a file app/Contracts/CreatesUser.php.

Make Action

Create a new action class.

Argument Description
name The name of the action
Option Shortcut Description
--contract[=CONTRACT] -c Create a new contract for the action
--force -f Create the class even if the action already exists
--help -h Display help for the given command

Examples

Create a action class:

Creates a file app/Actions/CreateUser.php.

Create action and contract:

Creates app/Actions/CreateUser.php and app/Contracts/CreatesUser.php files.

Create action and contract with the same name:

Creates app/Actions/CreateUser.php and app/Contracts/CreateUser.php files.

Make Service

Create a new service class.

Argument Description
name The name of the service
Option Shortcut Description
--contract[=CONTRACT] -c Create a new contract for the service
--force -f Create the class even if the service already exists
--help -h Display help for the given command

Examples

Create a service class:

Creates a file app/Services/UserService.php.

Create service and contract:

Creates app/Services/UserService.php and app/Contracts/User.php files.

Create service and contract with the same name:

Creates app/Services/UserService.php and app/Contracts/UserService.php files.

Changelog

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

License

MIT. Please see the LICENSE FILE for more information.

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laravel/framework Version ^10.0
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