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abacus/module-builder
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A Laravel inhouse package for building modules

v3.0.2(1y ago)364MITPHPPHP 8.\*

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#### Module builder created to escape the boilerplating when creating new modules, based on 3-layer app

[](#module-builder-created-to-escape-the-boilerplating-when-creating-new-modules-based-on-3-layer-app)

1. Business ( Provider, Data, Creator, Facade )
2. Communication ( Controller, Request )
3. Persistence ( Model, Migration, Saver, Updater, Deleter )

#### The core principle

[](#the-core-principle)

This package is organized the same way the modules are generated, across that,
it uses chain responsability for the factory services to generate the classes.

#### How to use

[](#how-to-use)

To generate a new whole module, for example CarModule, you would type into the terminal.
If you want it to be translated, you add the --translated option to the command.

```
php artisan abacus:create:module Car
```

Don't forget to update your `bootstrap/providers.php`

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