Grão CLI (Crud for Laravel)

A CLI for creating basic files for Laravel

- Creation of migrations.
- Creation of controllers.
- Creation of models.
- Creation of views.
- All in few commands =).

Usage (Install global)

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``sh

$ npm i -g grao-laravel-crud

`

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New Features!

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- Standard version of Laravel Crud
- composer dumpautoload after the generate.

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Usage (CLI) Generate

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> This command generates the Controllers, Model and Views files. When reusing the same table_name it overwrites the previous file. We use the template files created in the project in the grao-config folder.

> Files in the config folder.

| files | description |
| ------ | ------ |
| controller.js.ejs | Model for modifiable Controller generation for laravel |
| model.js.ejs | Model for modifiable Models generation for laravel |
| routes.js.ejs | Model for modifiable Routes generation for laravel |
| index.js.ejs | Template for generating list page modifiable for laravel |
| edit.js.ejs | Template for form generation modifiable for laravel |
| show.js.ejs | Template for data visualization |

> Before running the command, the table in the database should exist.

> IMPORTANT: This module only uses MYSQL connection, reading the .env file.
> You can use the CLI migrations generator.

> COMMAND:

`sh

$ grao g table_name namespace

`

or

`sh

$ grao generate table_name namespace

`

| params | description |
| ------ | ------ |
| table_name | The name of the database table |
| namespace | The name of the Workspace / Namespace in Laravel |


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Folder grao-config (CLI)

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> If you want to change something in the next 'crud',
> the grao-config folder will be created in your directory with .ejs files for modifications,
> any modification to these files will affect the generation of the cruds files in the application.
> If you want to re-create the folder just delete it and the files will come in the default.

> Or you can use the command below in laravel project.
> He had erased and recreated the folder:

``sh

$ grao reset

`

or

`sh

$ grao r

`


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routes.php

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> Path: grao-config/routes.php

> This file adds the routes generated by the commands, always at the end of the file.

> Copy and paste into your Laravel route file.


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Usage (CLI) Migrations

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- ATTENTION: This feature supports only Mysql database

> The migration system generates two files, one for creation and one for updating.
> These files are generated in database/migrations/create and database/migrations/update

> The file inside database/migrations/create will create the tables in the database to be used in the rollback and creation.
> The update file inside database/migrations/update will only serve to modify the database table. --update

> To generate these files use the command below:

`sh

$ grao migrate table_name --fields="field1:string, field2:string, field3:text, field4:int, field1:bigInteger"

`
> obs: The file already comes with the autoincrement id.

| params | description |
| ------ | ------ |
| table_name | The name of the database table |
| --fields | Name the fields with their types separated by a colon. |

> Go to the file make the necessary modifications and then execute the commands below to create the table in the database:

`sh

$ grao migrate table_name --run

`

> We can update a migration. The update file is in database/migrations/update/table_name:

`sh

$ grao migrate table_name --update

`

> We can also run specific rollback with the command below:

`sh

$ grao migrate table_name --rollback

`

> If you want you can run all created migrations.

`sh

$ grao migrate --run

`

> We can rollback all migrations.

`sh

$ grao migrate --rollback

`

| params | description |
| ------ | ------ |
| table_name | The name of the database table |
| run | Command to create |
| rollback | Command to return |
| update` | Command to update the table |

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- Donations to always improve the project, thank you.
- PayPal: sueltonlima@gmail.com

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License

MIT - see LICENSE