Creating simple command example

Let's take a look at simple example how it works and say that we need a view extension, that would handle security and security-user functions from view. So we need to have access to laravel's Illuminate\Auth\Guard and account model, defined in auth.php config file. Since our command will delegates calls to account model we will use LaravelCommode\Bladed\Commands\ADelegateBladedCommand. Here's our class:

<?php
    namespace MyApplication\BladedCommands;

    use LaravelCommode\Bladed\Commands\ADelegateBladedCommand;
    use LaravelCommode\Bladed\BladedManager\Interfaces\IBladedManager;
    use Illuminate\Foundation\Application;
    use Illuminate\Auth\Guard;
    

    class Security extends ADelegateBladedCommand
    {
        /**
        * @var Illuminate\Auth\Guard
        */
        private $authGuard;

        public function __construct(Application $app)
        {
            parent::__construct($app);
            $this->authGuard = $app->make('auth');
        }

        public function guest()
        {
            return $this->authGuard->guest();
        }

        public function check()
        {
            return $this->authGuard->check();
        }

        public function viaRemember()
        {
            return $this->authGuard->viaRemember();
        }

        public function getDelegate()
        {
            return $this->authGuard->user();
        } 
        
        public function __get($propertyName)
        {
            return $this->getDelegate()->{$propertyName};
        } 
    }

Now let's create a service provider that would handle all our command registrations. For this example I'm going to use LaravelCommode\Common\GhostService\GhostService service provider to make sure that LaravelCommode\Bladed\BladedServiceProvider is loaded and registered:

<?php
    namespace MyApplication\ServiceProviders;
    
    use LaravelCommode\Common\GhostService\GhostService;
    
    class BladedRegistryServiceProvider extends GhostService
    {
        protected function uses()
        {
            return ['LaravelCommode\Bladed\BladedServiceProvider'];
        }
        
        proteted function launching()  { }
        
        proteted function registering()  
        {
            $this->with('commode.bladed', function (IBladedManager $manager) {
                $manager->registerCommandNamespace(
                    'security' => 'MyApplication\BladedCommands\Security'
                );
            }); 
        }
    }

Now let's take a look at how it might work in our blade views:

@!?security.check() ?@>
    <a href="/security/signin">Sign In</a>
    <a href="/security/signup">Sign Up</a>
@?->  
    Welcome: @security.login @> <br />
    Last seet: @security.lastSeen @> <br />
    
    @?security.viaRemember() ?@>
        <a class="forgetMe">Forget me after log out</a> <br />
    @?>
    
    @?security.hasRole('manager') ?@>
        <a href="/manage">Management</a> <br />
    @?>
    
@?>