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Installation

composer require notiv/laravel-domain-commands

Add CommandLoader::loadCommands() to app/Console/Kernel.php

<?php

...
+use Notiv\Console\CommandLoader;

class Kernel extends ConsoleKernel
{
    protected function commands()
    {
        $this->load(__DIR__ . '/Commands');

+       CommandLoader::loadCommands();

        require base_path('routes/console.php');
    }
}

Not a good solution, but i don't know how else I can register commands after everything

Add "Domain\\": "app/Domain/" to composer.json

"autoload": {
  "psr-4": {
      "App\\": "app/",
+     "Domain\\": "app/Domain/",
      "Database\\Factories\\": "database/factories/",
      "Database\\Seeders\\": "database/seeders/"
  }
},

You can publish config, if you want

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="domain-commands-config"

Domain Commands

• make:model <domain:model>

  Create a new Eloquent model class

  Example: php artisan make:model User:User

  Options:

  • --force Create the class even if the model already exists
  • -a, --all Generate a migration, seeder & factory for the model
  • -f, --factory Create a new factory for the model
  • -m, --migration Create a new migration file for the model
  • -s, --seed Create a new seeder file for the model
  • -p, --pivot Indicates if the generated model should be a custom intermediate table model

• make:action <domain:action>

  Create an action for a given domain

  Example: php artisan make:action User:CreateUserAction

• make:dto <domain:dto>

  Create a dto for a given domain

  Example: php artisan make:dto User:CreateUserDTO

  You should install https://github.com/spatie/data-transfer-object for convenience

  Options:

  • -r, --request DTO file with static fromRequest method

• make:cast <domain:cast>

  Create a new custom Eloquent cast class

  Example: php artisan make:cast User:JsonCast

• make:collection <domain:collection>

  Create a collection for a given domain

  Example: php artisan make:collection User:UserCollection

• make:event <domain:event>

  Create a new event class

  Example: php artisan make:event User:UserCreatedEvent

• make:enum <domain:enum>

  Create an enum for a given domain

  Example: php artisan make:enum User:UserColorEnum

• make:listener <domain:listener>

  Create a new event listener class

  Example: php artisan make:listener User:SendSlackMessage -e User:UserCreatedEvent --queued

  Options:

  • --queued Indicates the event listener should be queued
  • -e, --event=<domain:event> The event class being listened for

• make:observer <domain:observer>

  Create a new observer class

  Example: php artisan make:observer User:UserObserver -m User:User

  Options:

  • -m, --model=<domain:model> The model that the observer applies to

• make:policy <domain:policy>

  Create a new policy class

  Example: php artisan make:policy User:UserPolicy -m User:Post

  Options:

  • -m, --model=<domain:model> The model that the policy applies to
  • -g, --guard=<domain:model> The guard that the policy relies on

• make:query-builder <domain:query-builder>

  Create a query builder for a given domain

  Example: php artisan make:query-builder User:UserQueryBuilder

• make:rule <domain:rule>

  Create a new validation rule

  Example: php artisan make:rule User:PasswordMinlengthRule

  Options:

  • -i, --implicit Generate an implicit rule

Application Commands

• make:controller <domain:controller>

  Create a new controller class

  Example: php artisan make:controller User:UserController

  Options:

  • --force Create the class even if the controller already exists
  • --api Exclude the create and edit methods from the controller
  • -i, --invokable Generate a single method, invokable controller class
  • -m <domain:model>, --model=<domain:model> Generate a resource controller for the given model
  • -p <domain:model>, --parent=<domain:model> Generate a nested resource controller class
  • -r, --resource Generate a resource controller class

• make:request <domain:request>

  Create a new form request class

  Example: php artisan make:request User:LoginRequest

• make:job <domain:job>

  Create a new job class

  Example: php artisan make:job User:SendMessageJob

  Options:

  • --sync Indicates that job should be synchronous

• make:mail <domain:mail>

  Create a new email class

  Example: php artisan make:mail User:WelcomeUser

  Options:

  • -f, --force Create the class even if the mailable already exists
  • -m, --markdown[=MARKDOWN] Create a new Markdown template for the mailable

• make:notification <domain:notification>

  Create a new notification class

  Example: php artisan make:notification User:InvoicePaid

  Options:

  • -f, --force Create the class even if the notification already exists
  • -m, --markdown[=MARKDOWN] Create a new Markdown template for the notification

• make:middleware <domain:middleware>

  Create a new middleware class

  Example: php artisan make:middleware User:AuthMiddleware

• make:resource <domain:resource>

  Create a new resource class

  Example: php artisan make:resource User:UserResource

  Options:

  • -c, --collection Create a resource collection

• make:component <domain:component>

  Create a new view component class

  Example: php artisan make:component User:UserComponent

  Options:

  • --force Create the class even if the component already exists
  • --inline Create a component that renders an inline view

• make:view-model <domain:view-model>

  Create a view-model for a given app

  Example: php artisan make:view-model User:UsersViewModel

Database Commands

• make:factory <domain:factory>

  Create a new model factory

  Example: php artisan make:factory UserFactory

  Options:

  • -m <domain:model>, --model=<domain:model> Bind factory to the model

TODO:

• ADD TESTS
• make:model --auth ?
• make:state [domain:name] https://stitcher.io/blog/laravel-beyond-crud-05-states
• make:{http query builder} [app:name]

Thanks

• https://stitcher.io/blog/laravel-beyond-crud-01-domain-oriented-laravel and https://stitcher.io/blog/organise-by-domain
• https://github.com/signifly/laravel-domain-commands