jkg/backpack-generators

Generate files for laravel projects

dev-main 2022-10-19 06:29 UTC

Requires

• jkg/backpack-crud: dev-main

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^9.0||^7.0
• scrutinizer/ocular: ~1.1

Suggests

• jkg/backpack-crud: Quickly build an admin interfaces using Laravel, CoreUI, Bootstrap and jQuery.

MIT

• Gohil Jaykumar

• config
• view
• model
• request
• generators
• jkg

README

Quickly generate Backpack templated Models, Requests, Views and Config files for projects using Backpack for Laravel as their admin panel.

Install

Via Composer

composer require jkg/backpack-generators 

php artisan backpack:install

Usage

Open the console and enter one of the commands:

• Generate Backpack\CRUD interfaces for all Eloquent models that don't already have one:

php artisan backpack:build

• Generate all files for one new Backpack\CRUD interface:

php artisan backpack:crud {Entity_name}

# Use singular, either PascalCase, snake_case or kebab-case.
# This will create a Model if there isn't one, or add
# our CrudTrait to the model if it already exists.

• Generate all files for a custom admin panel page:

php artisan backpack:page {PageName}

# You can use either PascalCase, snake_case or kebab-case.
# This will generate you a Controller, a view and a route.

• Generate a new Backpack\CRUD file:

php artisan backpack:crud-controller {Entity_name}
php artisan backpack:crud-model {Entity_name}
php artisan backpack:crud-request {Entity_name}

• Generate a model (available options: --softdelete)

php artisan backpack:model {Entity_name}

• Generate a request

php artisan backpack:request {Entity_name}

• Generate a view (available options: --plain)

php artisan backpack:view {Entity_name}

• Generate a config file

php artisan backpack:config {Entity_name}

• Generate a button

php artisan backpack:button {button_name}

• Generate a field

php artisan backpack:field {field_name}

// or generate a field starting from another field
php artisan backpack:field {field_name} --from={original_field_name}

• Generate a column

php artisan backpack:column {column_name}

// or generate a column starting from another column
php artisan backpack:column {column_name} --from={original_column_name}

• Generate a filter

php artisan backpack:filter {filter_name}

// or generate a filter starting from another filter
php artisan backpack:filter {filter_name} --from={original_filter_name}

• Generate a widget

php artisan backpack:widget {widget_name}

// or generate a widget starting from another widget
php artisan backpack:widget {widget_name} --from={original_widget_name}