laravel-CRUD

a simple powerful artisan command to create crud for laravel in less than 5 mintues

copy commands/crud/ dir to your laravel : app/commands/

open and edit app/start/artisan.php

add these codes to end of the file

<?php
Artisan::add(new CrudMock);
Artisan::add(new CrudMake);

this registers artisan command to laravel

then you should create your mock in order to build your crud.

php artisan crud:mock user

this command creates a mock for user Model

you can find it in app/mocks/MockUser.php

in order to create Multiple mocks you can run this command.

php artisan crud:mock user,company,category

mocks must be seprated with ","

so you have the mock , let's take a look at it

<?php
class MockUser {

    public static $schema = array(
        "id"               => "digit|index|show",
        "username"         => "text|index|create|edit|show",
        "password"         => "password|create|hash",
        "password_confirm" => "password|create|deny",
        "email"            => "email|create|edit",
        "profile_picture"  => "file|create|edit",
        "address"          => "textarea|create|edit"
    );

    public static $resourceName = "UserController";
    public static $viewFolderName = "user";
    public static $modelName = "User" ;
    public static $validation = true;
}

in $schema property you should define your table's field

each field should have it's own type

you can use one of these types below

["text", "hidden", "digit", "textarea", "password", "file", "email"]

there are more other options for our fields

if you want to show your fields in a specific page for example in index page [list page] you must use index.

other possible options

["index", "edit", "show", "create"]

notice that for more security we should not demonstrate some sensetive fiedls in everywhere for example password field.

let us take a look at this example

<?php
class MockUser {

    public static $schema = array(
        "password"         => "password|create|hash",
        "password_confirm  => "password|deny"
    );
}

in this example password field will be demonstrated just in create page // when a user is create

other options for fields are

["hash", "deny"]

hash : you use hash for your field when you want to have your fields encoded for storing into database

deny : you use deny when you don't want to stroe the field into database for example password confirm does not need to be stored

there is a $validation property in each mock file which says that each form must ( true ) or must not (false) be validated.

notice that you should have a static peroperty called $rules in your Model which defines your validation.

last point is that when you use file type for fields it just create form for this and it does not take care of uploding files

in order to create your crud , run this command

php artisan crud:make

this command looks for files in app/mocks/* and get their config and creates Controller and View files