alphazento/alphazento-package-assistant

alphazento framework package develement assistant

1.0 2020-09-10 23:36 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.2
• alphazento/zento: >=1.0

MIT

• Yongcheng Chen

• generator
• package
• laravel
• assistant
• alphazento

README

1. Introduction

The Alphazento Package Assistant extends Laravel make command group to help you to implement Alphazento.

• Create package with a single command.
• Make console, model, provider, mail... classes for your package.

2. Requirements

• Laravel: v7.0.0 or higher.
• PHP: v7.2.0 or higher.

3. Installation

Install with composer

Go to the root folder of Alphazento and run the following command

composer require alphazento/alphazento-package-assistant

After install the package, just run the following command

php artisan package:enable Zento_PackageAssistant

• If your project is base on Laravel not Alphazento, since the Zento*PackageAssistant package will install it's dependency package *alphazento\zento_, so you need to run the command to enable Zento_Kernel first.

php artisan package:enable Zento_Kernel
php artisan package:enable Zento_PackageAssistant

4. Support Command List

1. make:package

It's a new added command.

For e.g., If you want to create a package under your vendor's name 'YourCompany', and the package name is "TestPackage", so the full name of your package will be "YourCompany_TestPackage",(Pleae note that you the "_" is for seperate Vendor name and package name, so please do not use "_" in your vendor and package name) then you need to use the command like this,

php artisan make:package YourCompany_TestPackage

2. other make command extends from Laravel

Here're some commands extends from Laravel by adding package name parametter

• make:model
• make:controller
• make:middleware
• make:request
• make:job
• make:provider
• make:mail
• make:event
• make:listener
• make:console
• make:migration
• make:exception

All these command will take first parameter as package name For e.g., If you want to create model in your pacage YourCompany_TestPackage, just run the following command:

php artisan make:model YourCompany_TestPackage TestModel

Then you will find there's file TestModel.php inside the folder YourCompany\TestPackage\Model

As a comparation, the original command in Laravel which is:

php artisan make:model TestModel

• All these commands detail you can check on Laravel docs

• Laravel make:model
• Laravel make:controller
• Laravel make:middleware
• Laravel make:request
• Laravel make:job
• Laravel make:provider
• Laravel make:mail
• Laravel make:console
• Laravel make:migration