corex/lconsole

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Laravel Console (artisan, commands, visibility)

1.0.1 2017-06-22 07:50 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.6.4
• laravel/framework: ^5.4

Requires (Dev)

• laravel/laravel: 5.4.*
• orchestra/testbench: ~3.0
• phpunit/phpunit: 5.7.*

MIT

• CoRex

• command
• laravel
• artisan

README

Laravel Console (artisan, commands, visibility).

Versioning for this package follows http://semver.org/. Backwards compatibility might break on upgrade to major versions.

For bigger Laravel installations, the list of artisan commands can be quite long. This package enables you to have your own artisan with commands of your choice.

Warning: existing laravel commands such as route:list is only hidden. If you add a command with same signature as an existing command, it will override existing command. If this happens, you cannot use i.e. $this->call() to call the overridden Laravel Command.

Installation

Run "composer require corex/lconsole".

Now you have 2 options.

Option 1

Register the provider and make commands available in Laravel artisan.

Add following code to AppServiceProviders@register method.

if ($this->app->environment() == 'local') {
    $this->app->register(\CoRex\Laravel\Console\ConsoleServiceProvider::class);
}

Option 2

Copy the file "artisan" in package to root of Laravel installation and rename it.

Setup artisan

Finally modify the created artisan file to suit your needs.

Example of a new artisan.

require_once(__DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php');

$artisan = new \CoRex\Laravel\Console\Artisan(__DIR__);

// Set name on artisan.
//$artisan->setName('name');

// Set version on artisan.
//$artisan->setVersion('x.y.z');

// Add single command.
//$artisan->addCommand(MyCommand::class);

// Add multiple commands on specified path.
//$artisan->addCommandsOnPath(path-to-commands, true, '');

$artisan->execute();

It is good practice to end all of your commands with the word "Command" i.e. "MyCommand". This way you can have only your commands added on "$artisan->addCommandsOnPath()" and not all other classes i.e. helpers.

Example of a modified artisan.

require_once(__DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php');

$artisan = new \CoRex\Laravel\Console\Artisan(__DIR__);

// Set name on artisan.
$artisan->setName('Test');

// Set version on artisan.
$artisan->setVersion('1.0.0');

// Add single command.
//$artisan->addCommand(MyCommand::class);

// Add multiple commands on specified path.
$artisan->addCommandsOnPath(__DIR__ . '/app/Console/Commands, true, '');

$artisan->execute();