khomerikik/laravel-russian-roulette

Absolutely not recommended for production use, unless you enjoy living on the edge or have an unusual affection for chaos.

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Last update: 2024-04-29 01:51:40 UTC


README

DISCLAIMER: Absolutely not recommended for production use, unless you enjoy living on the edge or have an unusual affection for chaos.

Welcome to the most thrilling, slightly nerve-wracking Laravel package you never knew you needed (and probably still don't)! Introducing Laravel Russian Roulette - the Artisan command that makes database management feel like an action movie.

What is This Madness? 🤔

Ever felt like your database was too... predictable? Too safe? Fear no more! With just a simple php artisan play:russian-roulette, you can bring an element of suspense to your day! This package randomly selects a table and then randomly picks a row to delete. Yes, you read that right. It's like playing Jenga with your database!

Features

  • Random Table Selection: Who needs careful planning and consideration when you can leave it all to chance?
  • Random Row Deletion: Because who doesn't love a good surprise?
  • Safe Mode (Just Kidding, There's No Safe Mode): Safety mechanisms are for the faint of heart. Go big or go home!
  • A Great Story for Your Next Job Interview: Imagine the look on their faces when you describe how you bravely faced the chaos unleashed by a simple command.

Installation

Add some excitement to your life in just a few commands:

composer require khomerikik/laravel-russian-roulette

Usage

Simply run:

php artisan play:russian-roulette

And voila! Which row will be gone? Who knows! It's all part of the fun.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to this rollercoaster of a package. Suggestions, improvements, and existential questions are always welcome.

Disclaimer (Again, Because Seriously)

This package is meant for entertainment purposes and should NOT be used on a production database. Unless, of course, you're a daredevil. In that case, we salute you.

Happy (and responsible) coding!