Laravel Module Management
A simple package to set up module management in laravel
This package helps you to create/manage modules in laravel with ease.
Installation
composer require sarav/module
Setup
Register the service provider in config/app.php
Sarav\Providers\ModuleServiceProvider::class
Guide
Once you have installed the package, you can create a module by the following command
php artisan make:module <ModuleName>
For example, consider you have set the module name as User, then this will create the User module under app folder.
Following files are created for each module
| Files | Location | TYPE |
|---|---|---|
| UserController | (App\User\Http\Controllers) | Controller |
| UserRequest | (App\User\Http\Requests) | FormRequest |
| User | (App\User\Model) | Model |
| UserRepository | (App\User\Repository) | Repository |
| UserInterface | (App\User\Repository) | Interface |
| routes.php | (App\User\Http) | routes file |
| RouteServiceProvider | (App\User\Providers) | RouteServiceProvider |
| UserServiceProvider | (App\User\Providers) | Individual Service Provider |
Now you can register the created UserServiceProvider in your config/app.php to enable this module.
Thats it! Thats all you need to enable a module.
Creating Table
You can also create table while creating module by adding --migrate=true command
php artisan make:module User --migrate=true
Creating Under namespace
You can also create module under a specific namespace folder
php artisan make:module User --namespace=Testing
Above command will create our module under Testing folder outside app folder.
If you want it to create inside app folder, then you can specify it like
php artisan make:module Testing/User
this command will create User module under app/Testing folder