README

A set of Artisan commands to automatically generate Repository, Interface, and Service classes in your Laravel application with clean structure and naming conventions. Inspired by clean architecture — made simple and fun!

Requirements

• Laravel 8 or above
• PHP 8.0+
• Your model classes should exist before running the repository generation

Generated Folder Structure Example

app/
├── Models/
│   └── Product.php
├── Repositories/
│   ├── ProductRepository.php
│   └── Interfaces/
│       └── ProductRepositoryInterface.php
├── Services/
│   └── ProductService.php

Installation

composer require laralearn/larastructor

Available Commands

1. Make a Model

php artisan larastruct:make-model

You'll be prompted for:

    Model name
    Table name
    Fillable fields
    Hidden fields
    Soft delete support

What it does:

    Checks if the model already exists in the given path
    Creates a model file inside app/Models

2. Generate Repository & Interface

php artisan larastruct:make-repository {model} --model-path=Models

Options:

model – The name of your model (e.g. Product)
--model-path – Relative path to your model directory (default: Models)

What it does:

Checks if the given model exists in the specified path
Creates:
    ProductRepository.php in app/Repositories
    ProductRepositoryInterface.php in app/Repositories/Interfaces
    Adds boilerplate CRUD methods

3. Generate Service Class for Repository

Options:

repository – The name of your repository/model (e.g. Product)
--repository-path – Relative path to your repositories (default: Repositories)

What it does:

    Checks if the repository and interface exist
    Creates a service class in app/Services
    Injects the interface in the constructor
    Adds methods: getAll, getById, create, update, delete

4. Generate Service Class for Model

php artisan larastruct:make-service {model} --model-path=Models

Options:

model – The name of your model (e.g. Product)
--model-path – Relative path to your model directory (default: Models)

What it does:

Checks if the model exists
Creates a service class in app/Services
Injects the model in the constructor
Adds basic methods like getAll, getById, create, update, delete

Example Output

ProductRepository

class ProductRepository
{
    public function all() { ... }
    public function find($id) { ... }
    public function create(array $data) { ... }
    public function update($id, array $data) { ... }
    public function delete($id) { ... }
}

Let's improve it together

Would you like to improve this tool or add new features? Feel free to fork and submit a PR. Let’s make LaraStructor even cooler together

Author(s)

• @lokeshrangani
• waiting for yourname