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agunbuhori/action
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Laravel action package

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⚡ Laravel Action
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[](#-laravel-action)

A lightweight, extensible base class for building **Action classes** in Laravel.
This package helps you keep your code clean, testable, and reusable by encapsulating business logic into **Action objects** with built-in validation, request handling, array-like access, and artisan generator support.

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🚀 Features
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[](#-features)

- ✅ Clean separation of business logic into Actions
- ✅ Built-in validation via Laravel `Validator`
- ✅ Automatic request binding
- ✅ Array-like data access (`ArrayAccess`)
- ✅ Combine with reusable traits like `HasResponder` [Laravel Responder](https://github.com/agunbuhori/laravel-responder)
- ✅ **Artisan command to generate new Actions quickly**
- ✅ Works smoothly with Laravel’s ecosystem

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📦 Installation
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[](#-installation)

```
composer require agunbuhori/action
```

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🔧 Usage
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[](#-usage)

### 1. Generate an Action via Artisan

[](#1-generate-an-action-via-artisan)

You can scaffold a new Action using the included command:

```
php artisan make:action Auth/LoginAction
```

This will create a file at:

```
app/Actions/Auth/LoginAction.php

```

with a ready-to-use `Action` class template.

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### 2. Example: LoginAction

[](#2-example-loginaction)

Here’s how a real-world Action might look:

```