README

Installation

Add the package to your project via Composer:

composer require beauty-framework/module-support

The next step is to write the routing in the config config/router.php:

return [
    'controllers' => [
        __DIR__ . '/../modules/*/src/Controllers/**/*Controller.php',
    ],
];

And at the last step, in bootstrap/kernel.php add

$bootstrap = new class {
    use \Beauty\Module\Core\HasModuleSupportTrait;

    /**
     * @return object
     * @property array $middlewares
     * @property ContainerManager $containerManager
     * @property array $routerConfig
     */
    public function boot(): object
    {
    // ...
    }
    
    // ...
}

And in the same file, in the initContainerManager method, add the following to line 83:

        return ContainerManager::bootFrom(array_merge(
            $containers,
            $this->findModuleContainerClasses(),
            [Config::class, Base::class, DI::class]
        ));

Quick Start: Module Generation

1. Generate a new module

Use the built-in command to generate a new module:

./beauty generate:module <module-name>

• <module-name> — your module name (in lowercase; dashes and underscores will automatically be converted to StudlyCase for the namespace).
• The module will appear in modules/<module-name>, with a ready-to-use src/ structure and standard subfolders.

Example:

./beauty generate:module hello-world

This will create:

modules/hello-world/
 ├─ src/
 │   ├─ Controllers/
 │   ├─ Services/
 │   ├─ Repositories/
 │   ├─ Middlewares/
 │   ├─ Entities/
 │   ├─ DTO/
 │   ├─ Events/
 │   └─ Listeners/
 │   └─ Container/DI.php
 └─ composer.json

• The module's composer.json will contain a ready psr-4 autoloading config with the namespace Module\HelloWorld\.
• The root composer.json will be automatically patched with a path repository and dependency on your new module.

2. Register the module generation command

To make the generate:module command available for all CLI Beauty runs, register it in your config:

Open config/commands.php and add:

return [
    ...
    \Beauty\Module\Console\RegisterCommands::commands(),
    ...
];

Done!

Now you can create new modules with a single command. Beauty will handle the rest.

For custom templates or advanced file generation, see the "Advanced Usage" section in the upcoming documentation.