Quickly and easily add the ability to output stubbed content from Artisan commands
ayup-creative/laravel-stub-maker is a Laravel package for quickly and easily add the ability to output stubbed content from artisan commands.
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Laravel Stub Maker is a simple, powerful package for programmatically generating PHP class and interface stubs with an intuitive API.
composer require ayup-creative/laravel-stub-maker
use Ayup\LaravelStubMaker\Concerns\MakesStubs;
$stub = $this->stub('MyClass')
->extends('\\App\\Examples\\ExampleClass');
Using $stub as a string from the above example would output the FQN of the class being created.
echo $stub;
// "App\MyClass"
Calling the output() method would return PHP that can then be written to a file.
echo $stub->output();
// <?php
//
// namespace App;
//
// use \App\Examples\ExampleClass;
//
// class MyClass extends ExampleClass
// {}
stub() method intelligently sets the namespace$stub = $this->stub('UserRepositoryInterface')
->interface()
->extends('\\App\\Contracts\\RepositoryInterface')
->output();
stub(): Create a new stub
interface(): Define an interface
extends(): Set parent class or interface
implements(): Add implemented interfaces
outputPath(): Set the file output location
constructor(): Define class constructor
writeOut(): Generate the PHP file
When generating class objects, you can easily define a constructor and it arguments using the Constructor and
Argument objects respectively.
The example below could be used to add a constructor, which defines a protected property type hinted to an Eloquent Model with a private scope.
use Ayup\LaravelStubMaker\Constructor;
use Ayup\LaravelStubMaker\Argument;
$stub->constructor(
Constructor::make([
Argument::make('model')->protected()->hint(\Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model::class)
])
);
You can also define simple arguments by passing a simple string value as part of the $arguments argument.
This project is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit a Pull Request.
For support or inquiries, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.