Artisan Assemble

Custom stubs and make commands for Laravel's artisan CLI.

Installation

composer require --dev jdw5/artisan-assemble

Once installed, you should publish the configuration file to customise your stubs by publishing them. This is also required to change the default page/modal stubs to use your own components - and change from Vue to react.

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=artisan-assemble

In the published config/artisan-assemble.php file, you can select the file extension that should be used for your page/modal routes. By default, this is set to .vue but you can change this to whatever you require - just be sure to update the stubs accordingly.

Available Commands

make:endpoint {name}

This creates a new single action controller and request pair with opinionated namespacing.

Example usage:

php artisan make:controller User/Item/ItemStore

This will create two files: App/Http/Controllers/User/Item/ItemStoreController.php and App/Http/Requests/User/Item/ItemStoreRequest.php.

You can pass additional options to endpoint command.

• -p or --page will additionally create a page at the given namespace.
• -m or --modal will additionally create a modal at the given namespace.
• -f or --form will use the form variant of the page/modal component if they are specified

make:page {name}

This will create a new page using your specified or the default stub at the given namespace.

make:modal {name}

This will create a new modal using your specified or the default stub at the given namespace.

make:hash {name}

This is a shorthand command to create hash casts for your models to obfuscate IDs (usually).

make:enum {name}

This will create a new enum class at the given namespace within the App\Enums directory.

make:filter {name}

This will create a new filter class at the given namespace within the App\Filters directory. Filters are used for pipelining operations, particularly for handling query parameters.