README

Codeurx Modular is simply a package for Laravel to help you create and manage modules.

Install

To install through Composer, by run the following command:

composer require codeurx/modular

Autoloading

By default the module classes are not loaded automatically. You can autoload your modules using psr-4. For example:

{
  "autoload": {
    "psr-4": {
      "App\\": "app/",
      "App\\Modules\\": "app/Modules/"
    },
    "files": [
        "app/Modules/helpers/helpers.php"
    ]
  }
}

Tip: don't forget to run composer dump-autoload afterwards.

run the following command to publish modules table migrations:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Codeurx\Modular\ModularServiceProvider" --tag="migrations"

after that run the command:

php artisan migrate

Usage

Creating A Module

To create a new module, simply run the following command:

php artisan modular:make <module-name>

• <module-name> - Replace with the name of the desired module.

Folder Structure

app/Modules/
      ├── Users/
          ├─ Database/
             ├─ Migrations/
          ├─ Http/
             ├─ Controllers/
                ├─ UsersController.php
             ├─ Models/
                ├─ UsersModel.php
          ├─ Providers/
             ├─ UsersServiceProvider.php
          ├─ Resources/
             ├─ views/
                ├─ index.blade.php
          ├─ Routes/
             ├─ web.php 
      

You can access the url example for Users module by typing :

http://sever/users/ or  http://sever/public/users/

For Dummy data:

http://sever/users/users-test or  http://sever/public/users/users-test

Deleting A Module

To delete a specific module, simply run the following command:

php artisan modular:delete <module-name>

• <module-name> - Replace with the name of the desired module to be deleted.

Tip: if the module does not exist you will be asked if you want to create it.

Listing All the Modules

To list the modules just run the following command:

php artisan modular:list

Creating A Module Migration

To create a migration for a specific module just run the following command:

php artisan modular:make-migration <module-name> --table=<table-name>

• <module-name> - Replace with the name of the desired module.
• <table-name> - optional field, replace it with a disired name of table.

if you don't give the option --table the table name will take the name of the module by default.

Migrating Database for all modules

php artisan modular:migrate

Migrating Database for specific module

php artisan modular:migrate <module-name>

Creating a new Controller for specific module

php artisan modular:make-controller <module-name> <controller-name>

• <module-name> - Replace with the name of the desired module.
• <controller-name> - Replace with the controller name.

For example :

  php artisan modular:make-controller users TestController

or

  php artisan modular:make-controller users Test/TestController

Tip: if you typed the second command the folder structure will be like below :

app/Modules/
      ├── Users/
          ├─ Database/
             ├─ Migrations/
          ├─ Http/
             ├─ Controllers/
                ├─ Test 
                   ├─ TestController.php
                ├─ UsersController.php
             ├─ Models/
                ├─ UsersModel.php
          ├─ Providers/
             ├─ UsersServiceProvider.php
          ├─ Resources/
             ├─ views/
                ├─ index.blade.php
          ├─ Routes/
             ├─ web.php 
      

And for the routes you should add a line like this :

<?php

/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Users Module Routes
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| All the routes related to the Users module have to go in here. 
|
*/

Route::get('/', 'UsersController@index');
Route::get('/users-test', 'UsersController@UsersTest');
Route::get('/test', 'Test\TestController@index');

Creating a new model for specific module

php artisan modular:make-model <module-name> <model-name>

• <module-name> - Replace with the name of the desired module.
• <model-name> - Replace with the model name.

For example :

  php artisan modular:make-model users TestModel

or

  php artisan modular:make-model users Test/TestModel

Tip: if you typed the second command the folder structure will be like below :

app/Modules/
      ├── Users/
          ├─ Database/
             ├─ Migrations/
          ├─ Http/
             ├─ Controllers/
                ├─ UsersController.php
             ├─ Models/
                ├─ Test 
                   ├─ TestModel.php
                ├─ UsersModel.php
          ├─ Providers/
             ├─ UsersServiceProvider.php
          ├─ Resources/
             ├─ views/
                ├─ index.blade.php
          ├─ Routes/
             ├─ web.php 
      

Credits

• Amir Ali Salah

About Amir Ali Salah

I'm a Tunisian FullStack Web Developer. For the moment i work for GIS (Gate Informatic Systems), you can visit My Website for more Informations.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.