abdelhamiderrahmouni/prodtools

A set of tools i use to optimize my work.

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MIT 6c3310a98795f2682ecf633ee2199b6a3e1b2160

  • Abdelhamid Errahmouni <abdelhamiderrahmouni.woop@gmail.com>

cliconsolelaravelasset optimizationlaravel toolslaravel production toolsproject compression

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Prodtools

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A set of command line tools to help me ship code faster, made with laravel zero.

Available functionalities :

  • Lang files translation.
  • Assets images optimization.
  • files/folder/project compression

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General Use

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer global require abdelhamiderrahmouni/prodtools

add it to your PATH:

export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin"

Usage

the package offers three main commands:

translations

This command will translate your lang files from the source language to the target language or languages, it supports multiple languages and can output the result in JSON format.

prodtools translate <from> <to:multiple languages> [--json]

example: The following translates the php files holding the translations from en language to fr and ar languages and outputs folders for ar and fr languages.

prodtools translate en fr ar

The following translates the JSON files holding the translations from en language to fr and ar languages and outputs the translations to ar.json and fr.json files.

prodtools translate en fr ar --json

You can find more details on superduper filament starter kit @riodwanto is the original author of the command, I just added the JSON output feature.

Assets optimization

The idea behind this command came from the need to optimize the images in the assets folder before shipping the application. As doing that manually is a tedious task, I decided to automate it.

This command will optimize the images in the assets folder.

prodtools images:comporess <path> # defaults to public/assets

Options :

  • path is the path to the folder containing the images to optimize; by default it's public/assets.

Arguments :

  • --keep to keep the original images; by default it's false.
  • --prefix to add a prefix to the original folder's name; by default it's "old_".
  • --details to display the optimization details; by default it's false.

Project compression

This command will compress the project files and folders into a single archive file.

prodtools compress <path> # defaults to current directory

Options :

  • path is the path to the folder to compress; by default it's the current directory.

Arguments :

  • --exclude mention the files and folders to exclude from the archive; by default it's ".git,node_modules".
  • --include Directories and files to make sure they are included in the zip.
  • --output-name|name specify the output file name; by default it's FolderName in snake case like "folder_name.zip".
  • --chunk-size The maximum size of each chunk in MB, 0 for no chunking.
  • --excludes_file A file containing directories and files to exclude from the zip (should be in the root of the project path) by default it will look for .prodtools_compress_excludes.
prodtools compress # compress the current directory, this will look for .prodtools_compress_excludes file in the root of the project and exclude the files and folders mentioned in it.
prodtools compress --exclude=".git,node_modules,.github,.idea,storage,.env,public/.htaccess"
prodtools compress --include="node_modules" # compress the current directory and include the node_modules folder.
prodtools compress --output-name="my_project.zip" # compress the current directory and name the output file my_project.zip.
prodtools compress --chunk-size="10" # compress the current directory and split the output file into chunks of 10MB.

Get Random Images from Unsplash

This command will download random images from unsplash and save them in the specified folder.

prodtools images:get <folder> --amount "<count>" --size "<width>x<height>" --terms "<search terms>" --multi-size --sizes "<width>x<height>,<width>x<height>,..." --amounts "<count>,<count>,..."

Options :

  • folder is the folder where the images will be saved; by default the command will create a folder named local_images in the current path.

Arguments :

  • --amount is the number of images to download; by default it's 5.
  • --size is the size of the images to download; by default it's 200x200.
  • --terms is the search terms to use; by default it's empty.
  • --multi-size is a flag to download multiple sizes of the images; by default it's false.
  • --sizes is the sizes of the images to download; by default it's "200x200,1280x720".
  • --amounts is the number of images to download for each size; by default it's "5,5"

example:

prodtools images:get public/assets/images --amount "10" --size "1920x1080" --terms "nature,animals"
prodtools images:get public/assets/images --multi-size --sizes "1920x1080,1280x720,640x480" --amounts "5,3,2" # make sure the amounts match the sizes count

Development

build standalone application

Run the following command to build a standalone application:

php production-tools app:build prodtools

You will then be able to execute it directly:

./builds/prodtools

or on Windows:

C:\application\path> php builds\prodtools # this is still not ready for windows

License

Laravel Zero is an open-source software licensed under the MIT license.