larapack/command-verification

Makes Artisan Commands prompt the console if it should continue.

Laravel Command Verification

Makes Artisan Commands prompt the console if it should continue., _(*1)

Installing

Install using composer composer require larapack/command-verification 1.*., _(*2)

Usage

First add the trait Verifiable to your Artisan Command., _(*3)

<?php

namespace App\Console\Commands;

use Illuminate\Console\Command;
use Larapack/CommandVerification/Verifiable;

class ExampleCommand extends Command
{
  use Verifiable;

  // ...
}

In order to make the user verify that he wants to run this command you will have to set your fire-method to run the verify-method and set the verify-attribute., _(*4)

  protected $verify = 'This command will destroy your entire site!';

  public function fire()
  {
      return $this->verify();
  }

If the user accept it will call the verified-method, so ensure you define that., _(*5)

  public function verified()
  {
    $this->info('We have destroyed your entire site. Thanks for using our command.');
  }

It will look like this:, _(*6)

, _(*7)

Customizing

When calling the verify-method you can add the following parameters: $this->verify($message, Closure $callback), _(*8)

  public function fire()
  {
      return $this->verify('A custom verify message', function() {
        $this->info('We have destroyed your entire site. Thanks for using our command.');
      });
  }

This way you can overwrite the default verify message and the callback., _(*9)