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Informations about the package sprout

Sprout

Grow your Laravel seeders.

Sprout allows you to write more modular, reuseable seeders for specific scenarios in your app.

For example, creating a "full event" by creating an event and ten bookings. Or, creating an "empty event" by creating just an event.

Usage

  1. Pull in the package with composer:

Laravel will automatically discover the Sprout Service Provider, meaning you don't need to manually add it.

  1. Publish the Sprout vendor files:

  2. Create a new Sprout:

This will make a new Sprout at App/Sprouts/Example.php. In the run() method, you can add any factories or calls you'd like.

You can call another Sprout by using $this->call(Sprout::class) from within the called Sprout. This happens recursively.

Optionally, you can add a beforeRun() and afterRun() method to a Sprout to build up and tear down specific config.

You can add a protected $description = 'Custom Title'; to a Sprout.

  1. Add the Sprout to config/sprout.php:

  2. Run the Sprout:

This allows you to choose a Sprout to run from the list defined in the Sprout config.

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