double-a / laravel-init
Making php artisan init command to make project initializing easy
v1.0.3
2023-11-25 17:31 UTC
Requires
- php: >=8.2
- laravel/framework: >=8.0.0
README
Tired of running Laravel's command over and over again?
Do you have a set of commands which should run in order to run the application? Perhaps seeding some info into the database?
Laravel Init provides you with a simple config file which you can put these kind of commands in it,
and instead of running them manually everytime,
you can just run php artisan init
.
Here is how it works:
Table of Contents
Installation
composer require double-a/laravel-init
Configuration
Configuration file can be published using the following command:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="DoubleA\LaravelInit\Providers\InitServiceProvider"
Default configuration file located in config/init.php
looks like this:
<?php return [ // Default steps that will run, regardless of the chosen option // put your custom commands (e.g for running the seeders) here "default_steps" => [ "git pull", "composer install", "php artisan key:generate", "php artisan storage:link", "php artisan cache:clear", "php artisan config:clear", ], // you can define as many options as you wish "options" => [ [ "title" => "Fetch updates and start from scratch (Removes all data)", // it means a secondary confirmation will be asked from the user before proceeding // usefull for operations which can be dangerous like migrate:fresh "confirm_needed" => true, // Any extra command you wish to run only on this option and not on others "extra_steps" => [ "php artisan migrate:fresh --seed" ], // application will not be served after "serve" => false, ], [ "title" => "Fetch updates and keep going from where you were (No data will be removed)", "confirm_needed" => false, "extra_steps" => [ "php artisan migrate" ], // In case of setting serve to true, serve_port can optionaly be provided "serve" => true, "serve_port" => 8000, // optional - default : 8000 - not required if serve equals false ], ], // false means that the command will stop in case of error // in case of true, regardless of any raised exception, next command will be executed "continue_on_error" => false, ];
Usage
Simply run php artisan init