I have made this command as a helper command for Laravels Artisan make command. The idea behind it was that if you follow laravel
naming convention that you don't need to specify what exactly are you making. I was aiming for additional simplicity like Laravel creators
always improve their code, so I wanted to bring in my part on the table.
So for example if you type artisan make MyNewController, the app will automatically assume that you're making a controller, thus you
are able to omit :controller from make command.
App is in beginning stages of development.
You can call any (///NOT YET///) command by typing artisan make {name} {--flag} where flag is optional as in normal artisan commands.
artisan make MyNewController -> makes a new blank controller
artisan make MyNewController --flag=r -> makes a controller with -r || --resource option
This also means that you can pass in --flag=resource and it will work as well.
To simplify it a bit more, you can use a shorthand name for flag, so you can pass in -f=r and it will do the same thing.