README

This is an opinionated package that creates boilerplate in your routes and controller files.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require intellow/make-route-for-laravel

In your command line, you can now use a single artisan command to create the following:

If you are creating a route associated with a model, this is a great way to scaffold everything you need for that route.

php artisan make:model-route Model resourcefulAction

So if you run the following command

php artisan make:model-route PizzaPie index

You will get the following:

Route::get('/pizza-pies/', [\App\Http\Controllers\PizzaPieController::class, 'index']);

public function index()
{
    return view('models.pizza_pie.index');
}

{{--Create Something Amazing--}}

This is only done on index and create actions
Create this file if it doesn't already exist
A basic feature test to hit this route (GET only) and assert a successful response

public function testPizzaPieIndex()
{
    $response = $this->get('pizza-pies');

    $response->assertStatus(200);
}

If you have not yet created the model, you will be given the option to create it. If you choose to create the model, you can also choose to create the migration as well.
This package will run php artisan make:model PizzaPie or php artisan make:model PizzaPie -m based on your choices

If you are creating a route that is not associated with a model, the package works a bit differently.

php artisan make:route <slug> <resourceful-action> [<controller-name>]

So if you run the following command

php artisan make:route /send-activation-email store

You will get the following:

Route::post('/send-activation-email/', [\App\Http\Controllers\SendActivationEmailController::class, 'store']);

public function store(Request $request)
{
    
}

No view is created because this is a store action, and no test is created either since it is not an index or create action.

If you discover any security related issues, please email kevin@intellow.com instead of using the issue tracker.