A set of commands to easily generate classes on the right place.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require --dev soyhuce/laravel-somake
You can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="somake-config"
Optionally, you can publish the views using
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="somake-views"
The commands of this package do not offer options, or the options are designed to be used internally only.
The configuration of generated classes is done via interactive questions.
Commande | Description | Generation path |
---|---|---|
somake:command |
Commande | app/App/Commands |
somake:controller |
Controller | app/App/[application]/Controllers/[namespace?] |
somake:middleware |
Middleware | app/App/[application]/Middleware/[namespace?] |
somake:request |
Request | app/App/[application]/Requests/[namespace?] |
somake:resource |
Resource | app/App/[application]/Resources/[model domain] |
Commande | Description | Generation path |
---|---|---|
somake:action |
Action | app/Domain/[domain]/Actions |
somake:builder |
Eloquent Builder | app/Domain/[domain]/Builders |
somake:data |
Data | app/Domain/[domain]/Data |
somake:enum |
Enum | app/Domain/[domain]/Enums |
somake:event |
Event | app/Domain/[domain]/Events |
somake:listener |
Listener | app/Domain/[domain]/Listeners |
somake:model |
Model | app/Domain/[domain]/Models |
somake:notification |
Notification | app/Domain/[domain]/Notifications |
somake:policy |
Policy | app/Domain/[domain]/Policies |
Commande | Description | Generation path |
---|---|---|
somake:enum |
Enum | app/Support/Enums |
somake:middleware |
Middleware | app/Support/Http/Middleware/[namespace?] |
somake:provider |
Service Provider | app/Support/Providers |
Commande | Description | Generation path |
---|---|---|
somake:factory |
Model factory | database/factories/[modelDomain] |
somake:migration |
Migration | database/migrations/[migration] |
somake:test |
Test - contract | tests/Contract/[application]/[controller] |
somake:test |
Test - feature | tests/Feature/[application]/[controller] |
somake:test |
Test - unit | tests/Unit/[classDomain] |
To open created files in your IDE, you can just need to define the somake.ide_path
config with the binary path of your IDE.
You can also define the IDE
environment variable (in your .env
file for exemple).
IDE=/usr/bin/phpstorm
composer test
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