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Laravel Model Maker is a package that simplifies the process of generating models, migrations, and relationships in Laravel projects. It provides a set of artisan commands to create models with their corresponding migrations and relationships in a single command.

Features

Generate models with their corresponding migrations.
Create relationships (hasOne, hasMany, belongsTo, and belongsToMany) between models.
Easy to use artisan commands with a simple syntax.

Installation

To install the Laravel Model Maker package, use the following composer command:

composer require amohamed/laravelmodelmaker --dev

It is recommended to only require the package for development.

Usage

To generate a model and its migration, use the generate-model command:

php artisan atm:generate-model ModelName --fields="name:string:nullable,age:integer:unsigned:default(18),email:string:unique"

This command will create a model named ModelName in the app directory and its corresponding migration in the database/migrations directory. The migration will contain the name and age fields.

Generate Relationships

To generate relationships for an existing model, use the atm:generate-relationship command:

php artisan atm:generate-relationship

This command will prompt you to choose the desired relationships and related models for the specified model.

Example

Available Options and Flags

$ php artisan atm:generate-model Post --fields="title:string,description:string:nullable,user_id:foreignId"

  Model name ................................................................................................................... Post  
  Fields ................................................................... title:string, description:string:nullable, user_id:foreignId  

Model and migration created successfully.

Would you like to generate relationships for this model? (yes/no) [no]:
> yes

Available relationship options:
1 => hasMany
2 => belongsTo
3 => hasOne
4 => belongsToMany

Select the relationships you want to generate for this model. You can specify multiple relationships by separating them with a comma.
> 1,2

Enter the related model for the 'hasMany' relationship:
> Comment

Enter the related model for the 'belongsTo' relationship:
> User

Relationships generated successfully.

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or create a pull request.

License

This package is released under the MIT License.

amohamed / laravelmodelmaker

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