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Laravel Bare

Component of lifespikes/lifespikes

A very minimalist and customizable Laravel installation. Ideal for customizing Laravel path resolutions and discovering service providers when working with a monorepo using symplify/monorepo-builder

Installation

Setting up Bare is a bit different from a regular Laravel installation:

You'll need to start by of course, installing the module:

composer require @lifespikes/laravel-bare

Then, your entrypoint needs to be set up. You will need to create an entrypoint for artisan and another one for your web app if applicable:

Setting up your web entrypoint is essentially the same:

Usage

There's no special configuration or usage for Bare besides its path configuration and monorepo-builder support.

Customizing Directories

The bare() bootstrap helper takes a base path as its first argument. However, you can also pass an array of paths that Laravel will use as values when trying to resolve against path instances like resource_path, database_path, etc.

Defaults can be found in the config/paths.php file.

Local Package Discovery

If you have built Laravel packages in the past, you're probably familiar with the {"extra": {"laravel": {...}}} section of your composer.json file.

However, using this section in your standard, root-level composer.json file will have no effect, since Laravel reads off your vendor/composer/installed.json manifest when performing package discovery.

Bare adds a bit of logic during registration to allow local packages like these to be discovered without having to manually register them against the container instance.

This is especially helpful when building monorepo where you may have multiple Laravel packages you wish to isolate.

Read more about package discovery.

Building Apps on Bare

Bare is meant to be used as a base for building package-driven SOLID codebases. This means you'll have to write your own service providers and bootstrap code as explained earlier. Primarily, for example, we use bare as a simple way for us to write modularized, independent packages that make up a large app. The Laravel documentation is a great place to start:

https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/packages

FAQ

Where is the [X] directory?

Bare allows you to use Laravel as a library. It contains all the default configurations found in the laravel/laravel scaffold, but removes all dependencies in the App\ namespace.

You'll need to use service providers to manually bind config, events, listeners, etc. to your module.

If you're wondering why we did this, read the section below.

Why go Bare?

When people think about Laravel, they usually think of two things:

Most people are unaware that these terms are exclusive of each other. The components that make up the framework are actually contained in the laravel/framework repository.

Libraries have historically been published by the maintainer, and then implemented by the developer. Maintainer code is not present in the app's codebase. This pattern is often seen in low-level languages like C, C++, ASM, etc. (OpenSSL, SDL, Vulkan, OpenGL, are good examples)

This project is intended for developers with an architectural background looking to harness the power of Laravel, while maintaining the freedom to implement their own structures and patterns.

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