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eloverde/laravel-file-generator
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Laravel package to help you automate creation of files. Build your own custom generators like 'artisan make:model'.

v1.0.0(1y ago)09.5k↑18.5%MITPHPPHP >=8.2

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Laravel file generator
======================

[](#laravel-file-generator)

This is a Laravel package which helps you automate creation of files.

### Benefits

[](#benefits)

- If you create a type of file frequently, you can automate it and improve productivity.
- Prevent "context switching" where you lose focus for 30 seconds while you create new files, directories and populate it with boilerplate.
- Comes with several built-in boilerplates. Easy to share your own as github gists.
- All boilerplates and generators are part of your repository, letting you share standard templates with your team.
- Find things like `artisan make:model` and `artisan make:controller` useful? You can make your own.
- All boilerplates can be written as blade templates.

Quick Start
-----------

[](#quick-start)

**Step 1**: Install the package

```
$ composer require skyronic/laravel-file-generator
```

**Step 2**: Publish the "boilerplates" - an included set of useful boilerplates like PHP Classes.

```
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag='boilerplates'
```

**Step 3**: You can list all the installed boilerplates

```
$ php artisan generate:list

+---------------+------------------------------+
| Type          | Name                         |
+---------------+------------------------------+
| css           | CSS File                     |
| js            | JavaScript File              |
| php:class     | PHP Class in 'app' Directory |
| php:trait     | PHP Trait in 'app' Directory |
| view          | Blade Template               |
+---------------+------------------------------+

Use `artisan generate ` to create a new file!
```

**Step 5**: You can create a php class now:

```
$ php artisan generate php:class "Support/Helpers/AwesomeHelper" --extends "BaseHelper" --constructor

Created file [ app/Support/Helpers/AwesomeHelper.php ]
```

The generator `php:class` creates one by default in. You can now open app/Support/Helpers/AwesomeHelper.php

```