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Chain Commands Artisan Command

This package helps to chain multiple artisan commands using a simple, easy to understand syntax.

Example

php artisan chain-commands "make:controller TestController,make:event TestEvent"

This will run the make:controller and make:event artisan commands consecutively and displays the output in a table.

How to install

Run the following artisan command in the root of your Laravel project.

composer require fokosun/artisan-chain-commands

Lastly, add Artisan Chain Commands to the list of providers in config/app under providers:

'providers' => ServiceProvider::defaultProviders()->merge([
   ...
    \Fokosun\ArtisanChainCommands\Providers\ArtisanChainCommandsProvider::class,
    ...
])->toArray(),

How to use

You can chain multiple artisan commands with ease but there are a few commands that are not supported. See list below.

Ignored Command	Description
chain-commands	Not allowed
db	This opens a REPL (Read, Evaluate, Print and Loop) environment.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands.
docs	This opens the Laravel documentation page in a browser window.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands.
docs 1	This opens the Laravel documentation page in a browser window.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands.
docs 2	This opens the Laravel documentation page in a browser window.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands.
docs -- search query	This opens the Laravel documentation page in a browser window.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands..
help	Displays help for a command.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands..
serve	Not allowed.
test	Not allowed.
tinker	This opens a REPL (Read, Evaluate, Print and Loop) environment.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands..
vendor:publish	This is an interactive command.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands..
schedule:work	Starts the schedule worker.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands.
queue:work	Starts processing jobs on the queue as a daemon.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands.
queue:restart	Restarts queue worker daemons after their current job.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands.
queue:listen	Listens to a given queue.\nYou should not run this command with chain commands.

Artisan chain command will ignore these commands for the reasons outlined in the table above.

Shorthand commands

Artisan chain commands also ship with a few shorthand commands which are essentially a chain of commonly used commands to aid development. An example are the 'config:clear', 'cache:clear', 'view:clear' commands combination. These can be run with just one single shorthand command. See list below:

'clear:ccv' => ['config:clear', 'cache:clear', 'view:clear'],
'clear:*' => ['config:clear', 'cache:clear', 'view:clear','event:clear', 'optimize:clear', 'queue:clear'],
'db:rms' => ['migrate:refresh', 'migrate', 'db:seed'],

Contributing

This is opensource and contributions are highly welcome.

License

MIT

fokosun/artisan-chain-commands

包简介

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