Multiple namespaces

[Surt]

Hello,

eager to try the package.
Actually I have multiple namespaces and can't make schematics to read them. I need to set the config for each individual package. Since some packages make use of others I can't make them appear on the interface.

Can I trick schematics to scaffold a "base" namespace, so it finds the "models" in there?

Edited: The config only affects new models forms etc... the scaffolding is not working right now.

I'm using https://github.com/nWidart/laravel-modules, nothing fancy, just a way to divide the code into components, 100% laravel way. But still...

[Surt]

Found it:
vendor/mtolhuys/laravel-schematics/src/Services/ModelMapper.php
on the function map, line 23 it uses app_path(). Could it be changed to a "config" optional parameter? Setting that to my route works like a charm.

[mtolhuys]

Hi @Surt !

Yeah, I could take this with me in the next release. Just to be clear: do you just want the path to be configurable pointing to another f.e. base_path('foo')? Or have an array of paths that then need to be combined in the mapping process?

[SlyDave]

Array of paths please, so it mimics composer's autoload PSR-4 mapping.

I suffer the same issue as OP, that it's only loading in models in the App\ namespace even if I change the model-namespace configuration. - which makes for a rather empty schematic on our setup 😢

(otherwise, this is a pretty freaking awesome package! kudos)

[mtolhuys]

Thanks @SlyDave!

Working on the array of paths, coming soon!

[mtolhuys]

@Surt @SlyDave

you could try it out in 0.10.0.

config now:

'model' => [
    'namespace' => 'App\\',
    'paths' => [
        app_path(), \\ Add any path you want the mapper to scan
    ],
],

[SlyDave]

Works great! - Thanks :)

'model' => [
        'namespace' => 'App\\',
        'paths' => [
            app_path(),
            base_path('MyModels')
        ],
    ],

(obviously replace "MyModels" with your models directory; don't call your models folder MyModels ;P)

[Surt]

Yeah! Works great! Thank you!