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Run predefined chains of Artisan and shell commands in your Laravel application with a single command.
This package allows you to define βchainsβ of commands (both Artisan and shell commands like npm install or composer update) and run them sequentially in a clean, visual way in your terminal.
π¦ Installation
Require the package in your Laravel project (local or via Packagist):
(Optional) If developing locally, add repository path in composer.json:
βοΈ Publish Configuration
This will publish config/command-chain.php where you can define your chains.
π Configuration
config/command-chain.php example:
Each chain is a named array of commands.
Commands can be Artisan commands (php artisan ...) or shell commands (npm install, composer update, git pull, etc.).
π Usage
Run a chain:
Output Example
π Dry Run
Check what commands would run without executing:
Example output:
π§ Features
Run multiple Artisan or shell commands in sequence.
β Shows status (done / failed / skipped) with icons.
β± Shows duration for each command.
Dry-run support (--dry-run) to preview chains.
Works with long-running commands like npm install or composer update.
Fully configurable via config/command-chain.php.
β‘ Example Chains
Run them:
π Contribution
Fork the repository.
Create your feature branch: git checkout -b feature/new-chain.
Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add new chain feature'.
Push to the branch: git push origin feature/new-chain.
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