jmal-team / lola
Lola CLI.
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Requires
- php: ^8.1
- illuminate/database: ^10.0
- laminas/laminas-text: ^2.10
- laravel-zero/phar-updater: ^1.3
- nunomaduro/termwind: ^1.15.1
Requires (Dev)
- fakerphp/faker: ^1.9.1
- laravel-zero/framework: ^10.2
- laravel/pint: ^1.13
- mockery/mockery: ^1.6
- pestphp/pest: ^2.22
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Last update: 2025-03-01 00:41:34 UTC
README
Lola is a cli that boosts your . Built on top off Laravel-Zero
Features
Commands
You can build you own custom commands in lola that is basically a list of commands that you want to a shortcut for it
Adding Commands
lola cmd:add "install filamentphp in laravel project" Enter the command that you want to add (if you have finished inserting your commands type `exit`): >> composer require filament/filament -W Enter the command that you want to add (if you have finished inserting your commands type `exit`): >> php artisan filament:install --panels Enter the command that you want to add (if you have finished inserting your commands type `exit`): >> exit added a new command
Executing Commands
and now you can execute this command:
lola cmd:exec the name of the command that you are searching for: [install-filamentphp-in-laravel-project] install filamentphp in laravel project >> install-filamentphp-in-laravel-project
Exporting Commands
lola cmd:export the name of the command that you want to export: [install-filamentphp-in-laravel-project] install filamentphp in laravel project >> install-filamentphp-in-laravel-project
this command will generate a json file called lola-commands.json
Deleting Commands
lola cmd:delete install-filamentphp-in-laravel-project
Importing Commands
lola cmd:import
The path of json file (default is lola-commands.json):
>> lola-commands.json
Archetictures
As a developer you always find things that you want always to use like some code for some configurations for payments or integrating with third party package. Lola makes that possible by saving a directory or maybe a file and we call this in Lola archeticture.
Adding Archetictures
lola arch:add ".gitignore file for laravel" What is the path of your archeticture? (default is current path): >> .gitignore added a new archeticture
Publishing Archetictures
and now you can publish this Archeticture:
lola arch:publish the name of the archeticture that you are searching for: [gitignore-file-for-laravel] .gitignore file for laravel >> gitignore-file-for-laravel
Exporting Archetictures
lola arch:export the name of the archeticture that you want to export: [gitignore-file-for-laravel] .gitignore file for laravel >> gitignore-file-for-laravel
this Archeticture will generate a json file called lola-archetictures.json
Deleting Archetictures
lola arch:delete install-filamentphp-in-laravel-project
Importing Archetictures
lola arch:import
The path of json file (default is lola-archetictures.json):
>> lola-archetictures.json
License
Lola cli is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
Notes:
- if there is no commands or archs then an exception will pop up so i need to check when there is no records
- need to find a way to print archeticture better
- add a command to show the commands and archeticture with details
- check if a file is already exsits then it should ask if the user like to overwrite it or not and add some option to overwrite
- deploy it to github and ask Jawad and Afraa to try building it and contribute to it
- add some issues about features that you want to add in the future
- publish it in packagist and try composer require global loaidev6/lola
- write a convenient documentation