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LaravelArtisanExtended
======================

[](#laravelartisanextended)

Life is too short to only use default Artisan commands. Give some new ones a try!

#### Installation via Composer

[](#installation-via-composer)

```
$ composer require mateusjatenee/laravel-artisan-extended
```

### Use

[](#use)

First of all, add `Mateusjatenee\LaravelArtisanExtended\ArtisanExtendedServiceProvider::class` to your array of service providers in `config/app.php`.

```
// Laravel 5: config/app.php
'providers' => [
    ...
    Mateusjatenee\LaravelArtisanExtended\ArtisanExtendedServiceProvider::class,

];
```

make:transformer
----------------

[](#maketransformer)

This command is particularly useful for people who build APIs. Instead of having to write a Transformer everytime, just run `make:transformer {name of the transformer} {Model}`

For instance, `make:transformer Book App\Book` will give you the following code:

```