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exfriend/laravel-recipe
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Generator framework for Laravel.

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Laravel Recipe
==============

[](#laravel-recipe)

Generator framework for Laravel built on Laravel.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

On Laravel 5.5:

```
    composer require exfriend/laravel-recipe
```

Basic Usage
-----------

[](#basic-usage)

In order to generate any entity you basically need two things: a template and the actual data.

Recipe uses Laravel's Blade as a template engine for stubs, so the basic usage is very similar to how you return views from controllers.

Let's write our first recipe that would generate any class.

1. Create a new view inside `resources/views/recipe` folder:

resources/views/recipe/class.blade.php

```
{!! '