| master branch | develop branch |
|---|---|
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| Status | Commands | Descriptions |
|---|---|---|
| 👍 | make:module {name} | Create a new module |
| 👍 | module:auth {module_name} {name} | Scaffold basic login and registration views and routes on your modules |
| ⌛ | module:console {module_name} {name} | Create a new module's Artisan command |
| ⌛ | module:controller {module_name} {name} | Create a new module's controller class |
| ⌛ | module:event {module_name} {name} | Create a new module's event class |
| ⌛ | module:job {module_name} {name} | Create a new module's job class |
| ⌛ | module:middleware {module_name} {name} | Create a new module's middleware class |
| ⌛ | module:model {module_name} {name} | Create a new module's Eloquent model class |
| ⌛ | module:provider {module_name} {name} | Create a new module's service provider class |
Now managing your applications to have the same resources is made easy with this package.
Imagine having an API, Admin Panel and some other functionalities that handles the same classes like service providers, models, events, console commands, migrations etc.
via console, execute this composer require laralibs/modular@0.*@dev
in your laravel project add this in your composer.json
{
...
"autoload": {
...
"psr-4": {
...
"Modules\\": "modules"
}
},
"minimum-stability": "dev",
"prefer-stable": true
}and add this ModularServiceProvider in your config/app.php at providers index.
'providers' => [
...
LaraLibs\Modular\ModularServiceProvider::class,
],When you are done adding this class, you should be able to see make:module command after running the php artisan
When running the command
php artisan make:module admin, this should generate the lists of files
- public/admin.php
- modules/Admin/Console/Kernel.php
- modules/Admin/Controllers/Controller.php
- modules/Admin/Exceptions/Handler.php
- modules/Admin/Http/Kernel.php
- modules/Admin/Http/routes.php
- modules/Admin/Providers/RouteServiceProvider.php
After that, insert the RouteServiceProvider.php in your providers config, something like Modules\Admin\Providers\RouteServiceProvider::class
Now point your NginX or Apache to use the public/admin.php instead, and you are set to go!