larastarscn/workbench

Simple convenient workbench for laravel package creator.

Larastarscn Workbench

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Introduction

This package provides a simple convenient workbench for Laravel package creator.That will make you quickly create the package structure via command line interface., _(*2)

Installion

To get started with Workbench, add to your composer.json file as a dependency:, _(*3)

composer require larastarscn/workbench

Then type the composer install command to the cli., _(*4)

Configure

After installing the Workbench libary, register the Larastarscn\Workbench\WorkbenchServiceProvider in your config/app.php configuration file:, _(*5)

'providers' => [
    // Other service providers...

    Larastarscn\Workbench\WorkbenchServiceProvider::class,
]

Also, add the WorkbenchMakeCommand command class to the commands array in your app/Console/Kernel.php file:, _(*6)

protected $commands = [
    \Larastarscn\Workbench\Console\WorkbenchMakeCommand::class,
];

Then, you will need to publish the workbench.php configuration file to the config directory:, _(*7)

php artisan vendor:publish

Also, you will need register the author infomation within config/workbench.php., _(*8)

Usage

Next, you are ready to create a new package via Workbench! Simple type fllowing command to the cli:, _(*9)

php artisan workbench vendor/package

Just it! For example, if you want make a package that the name is larastarscn/test. Just run command like this:, _(*10)

php artisan workbench larastarscn/test

Then the workbench will ask you that "What directories do you want?", if you don't want any sub-directory in your package, just type value that one of null，no, n, false., _(*11)

Also, you can create multiple directories at once, just split those via comma symbol., _(*12)

Even you can create the nested directories using "dot" notation:, _(*13)

> What directories do you want?
> config,resource.view,resource.lang,test

Once the package structure is generated. Workbench will automatically map the namespace of the package within the root composer.json file for you., _(*14)