### Specific Module Configuration Example

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Provides an example of how to define specific configurations for individual modules, overriding default settings. This includes enabling/disabling modules, routing options, and custom structures.

```php
'specific' => [

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Example Module
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This type of configuration would you allow
    | to use modules from L5Modular v1
    | 
    | 'ExampleModule' => [
    |     'enabled' => false,
    |     'routing' => [ 'simple' ],
    |     'structure' => [
    |         'controllers' => 'Controllers',
    |         'views' => 'Views',
    |         'translations' => 'Translations',
    |     ],
    | ],
    */

],
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Module Structure Example

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/getting-started

This illustrates a more extensive module structure that can be generated with custom configurations. It includes additional directories for events, jobs, mail, notifications, and more, adhering to PSR-4 autoloading.

```text
laravel-project/
    app/
    └── Modules/
        └── HelloWorld
            ├── Events
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── Http
            │   ├── Controllers
            │   │   └── HelloWorldController.php
            │   ├── Requests
            │   │   └── HelloWorld.php
            │   └── Resources
            │       └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── Jobs
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── Listeners
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── Mail
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── Models
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── Notifications
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── Observers
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── Rules
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── config.php
            ├── database
            │   ├── factories
            │   │   └── HelloWorldFactory.php
            │   ├── migrations
            │   │   └── 2020_04_19_111656_create_foo_bars_table.php
            │   └── seeds
            │       └── HelloWorldSeeder.php
            ├── helpers.php
            ├── resources
            │   ├── lang
            │   │   └── en.php
            │   └── views
            │       └── welcome.blade.php
            └── routes
                ├── api.php
                └── web.php


```

--------------------------------

### Install L5Modular via Composer

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/getting-started

Use this command in your project's root directory to install the L5Modular package.

```bash
composer require artem-schander/l5-modular

```

--------------------------------

### Generate Resource Controller with Model

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

This example generates a RESTful resource controller for a 'Member' entity within the 'HelloWorld' module. It also prompts to create the 'Member' model if it doesn't exist.

```php
php artisan make:module:controller MemberController --module=HelloWorld --model=Member

```

--------------------------------

### Publish Configuration File

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Execute this command to publish the configuration file to your project's config directory.

```bash
php artisan vendor:publish

```

--------------------------------

### List All Modules

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Use this command to view all modules registered in your application and their current status.

```bash
php artisan module:list
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Module Structure Configuration

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Illustrates how to completely customize the file structure for a specific module, including routing and component paths.

```php
return [
    // ...
    'specific' => [
        'HelloWorld' => [
            'routing' => [ 'simple' ],
            'structure' => [
                'controllers' => 'Controllers',
                'resources' => 'Resources',
                'requests' => 'Requests',
                'models' => 'Entities',
                'views' => 'Views',
                'translations' => 'Translations',
                'routes' => '',
                'migrations' => 'database/migrations',
                'seeds' => 'database/seeds',
                'factories' => 'database/factories',
                'helpers' => '',
            ],
        ],
    ]
];
```

--------------------------------

### Change Module Routing Configuration

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Demonstrates how to configure a module to use only a simple routing file.

```php
return [
    // ...
    'specific' => [
        'HelloWorld' => [
            'routing' => [ 'simple' ],
        ],
    ]
];
```

--------------------------------

### Generate a New Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/getting-started

This Artisan command generates a basic 'HelloWorld' module. The generated controller, route, and view are ready for immediate use.

```bash
php artisan make:module hello-world

```

--------------------------------

### Generate a New Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Use this command to create a new module, including its folder structure. Configuration options can specify which components to generate.

```php
php artisan make:module

```

--------------------------------

### Module List Command Options

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

This snippet shows the available options for the 'module:list' command, allowing for customization of output verbosity, environment, and interaction.

```bash
Description:
  List the application's modules

Usage:
  module:list

Options:
  -h, --help            Display this help message
  -q, --quiet           Do not output any message
  -V, --version         Display this application version
      --ansi            Force ANSI output
      --no-ansi         Disable ANSI output
  -n, --no-interaction  Do not ask any interactive question
      --env[=ENV]       The environment the command should run under
  -v|vv|vvv, --verbose  Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
```

--------------------------------

### Enable a module (runtime)

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Use the `enable` method to temporarily enable a module for the current execution runtime. For permanent enabling, configure it in `config/modules.php`.

```php
L5Modular::enable('HelloWorld');
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Module Helpers File

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

This command generates a new helpers file within a module. Specify the module using the --module option.

```php
php artisan make:module:helpers
```

--------------------------------

### Render a module view

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Render a view file from a specific module using the double-colon syntax.

```php
return view('HelloWorld::welcome');
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Route File in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Use this command to create new route files within a module. Options like --simple, --web, and --api allow you to specify the type of route file, and --module targets the destination module.

```php
php artisan make:module:route
```

--------------------------------

### Default Module Structure Configuration

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Defines the default directory structure for module components. Empty strings indicate components generated directly in the module folder.

```php
'structure' => [
    'controllers' => 'Http/Controllers',
    'resources' => 'Http/Resources',
    'requests' => 'Http/Requests',
    'models' => 'Models',
    'mails' => 'Mail',
    'notifications' => 'Notifications',
    'events' => 'Events',
    'listeners' => 'Listeners',
    'observers' => 'Observers',
    'jobs' => 'Jobs',
    'rules' => 'Rules',
    'views' => 'resources/views',
    'translations' => 'resources/lang',
    'routes' => 'routes',
    'migrations' => 'database/migrations',
    'seeds' => 'database/seeds',
    'factories' => 'database/factories',
    'helpers' => '',
],
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Module Generation Options

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Define which components should be generated by the `php artisan make:module` command by setting boolean values in the 'generate' array.

```php
'generate' => [
    'controller' => true,
    'resource' => false,
    'request' => false,
    'model' => true,
    'mail' => false,
    'notification' => false,
    'event' => false,
    'listener' => false,
    'observer' => false,
    'job' => false,
    'rule' => false,
    'view' => true,
    'translation' => true,
    'routes' => true,
    'migration' => false,
    'seeder' => false,
    'factory' => false,
    'config' => false,
    'helpers' => false,
]
```

--------------------------------

### Register module routes

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Register routes for a module by placing them in `routes/web.php` or `routes/api.php`. The service provider will load them automatically.

```php
Route::resource('hello-world', 'HelloWorldController');
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Default Routing Types

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Specify which route files will be generated and loaded. Supported types are 'web', 'api', and 'simple'.

```php
'routing' => [ 'web', 'api' ],

```

--------------------------------

### Generate Migration File in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

This command generates a new migration file within a module. You can specify the table to be created with --create or the table to migrate with --table. The --module option targets the specific module.

```php
php artisan make:module:migration
```

--------------------------------

### Default Module Structure

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/getting-started

This is the standard file structure created for a new module by default. It includes essential directories for controllers, models, resources, and routes.

```text
laravel-project/
    app/
    └── Modules/
        └── HelloWorld
            ├── Http
            │   └── Controllers
            │       └── HelloWorldController.php
            ├── Models
            │   └── HelloWorld.php
            ├── resources
            │   ├── lang
            │   │   └── en.php
            │   └── views
            │       └── welcome.blade.php
            └── routes
                ├── api.php
                └── web.php


```

--------------------------------

### Generate Listener Command

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Generates a new listener class within a specified module. Options allow defining the event and whether the listener should be queued.

```php
php artisan make:module:listener
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Module Config File

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Use this command to create a new configuration file within a module. The --module option allows you to specify the target module.

```php
php artisan make:module:config
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Default Module Settings

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Set default routing types and module structure that will be applied to all modules unless overridden.

```php
'default' => [

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Type Of Routing
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | If you need / don't need different route files for web and api
    | you can change the array entries like you need them.
    |
    | Supported: "web", "api", "simple"
    |
    */

    'routing' => [ 'web', 'api' ],

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Module Structure
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | In case your desired module structure differs
    | from the default structure defined here
    | feel free to change it the way you like it,
    |
    */

    'structure' => [
        'controllers' => 'Http/Controllers',
        'resources' => 'Http/Resources',
        'requests' => 'Http/Requests',
        'models' => 'Models',
        'mails' => 'Mail',
        'notifications' => 'Notifications',
        'events' => 'Events',
        'listeners' => 'Listeners',
        'observers' => 'Observers',
        'jobs' => 'Jobs',
        'rules' => 'Rules',
        'views' => 'resources/views',
        'translations' => 'resources/lang',
        'routes' => 'routes',
        'migrations' => 'database/migrations',
        'seeds' => 'database/seeds',
        'factories' => 'database/factories',
        'helpers' => '',
    ],
],

```

--------------------------------

### Disable a Module Configuration

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Shows how to disable a specific module by setting its 'enabled' configuration to false.

```php
return [
    // ...
    'specific' => [
        'HelloWorld' => [
            'enabled' => false,
        ],
    ]
];
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Resource in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

This command generates a new resource class within a specified module. It supports creating resource collections as well.

```php
php artisan make:module:resource
```

```bash
php artisan make:module:resource PostResource --collection --module=Blog
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Model in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Use this command to create a new model class within a specific module. Options allow for generating associated components like migrations, seeders, factories, and controllers.

```php
php artisan make:module:model
```

```bash
php artisan make:module:model Post --all --module=Blog
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Observer Command

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Creates a new observer class for a module. You can specify the model the observer applies to and the module it should be generated in.

```php
php artisan make:module:observer
```

--------------------------------

### Check if a module exists

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Use the `exists` method to check if a module is available. It returns a boolean.

```php
L5Modular::exists('HelloWorld');
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Module Seeder

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Use this command to create a new seeder class within a specific module. You can specify the module using the --module option.

```php
php artisan make:module:seeder
```

--------------------------------

### Load additional classes

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Load custom classes into a module by following PSR-4 autoloading standards. Ensure the file name matches the class name and the namespace is correct.

```php
<?php
namespace App\Modules\HelloWorld\Services;

class FancyService
{
    public static function doFancyStuff() {
        return 'some output';
    }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Check if a module is enabled

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Use the `enabled` method to check if a module is currently enabled. It returns a boolean.

```php
L5Modular::enabled('HelloWorld');
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Request in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Use this command to create a new request class within a designated module. This is useful for organizing form requests.

```php
php artisan make:module:request
```

```bash
php artisan make:module:request CreatePostRequest --module=Blog
```

--------------------------------

### Module Specific Configuration

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Defines specific settings for a module, such as enabling/disabling features, routing options, and directory structures. This configuration has lower priority than the main `config/modules.php`.

```php
return [
    'enabled' => false,
    'routing' => [ 'simple' ],
    'structure' => [
        'controllers' => 'Controllers',
        'views' => 'Views',
        'translations' => 'Translations',
    ],
];
```

--------------------------------

### Generate a Module Controller

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Creates a new controller class within a specified module. Options allow for different controller types like API, resource, or invokable controllers.

```php
php artisan make:module:controller

```

--------------------------------

### Generate Blade View in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Use this command to create a new Blade view file within a specific module. You can specify the module using the --module option.

```php
php artisan make:module:view
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Event in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Generates a new event class within a specified module. The --module option defines the target module.

```php
php artisan make:module:event
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Mail in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Generates a new mail class within a specified module. Options allow for force creation and markdown view generation.

```php
php artisan make:module:mail
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Module Factory

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

This command generates a new model factory within a module. You can specify the module and the associated model using the --module and -m options respectively.

```php
php artisan make:module:factory
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Notification in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Generates a new notification class within a specified module. Options include force creation and markdown view generation.

```php
php artisan make:module:notification
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Rule Command

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Creates a new validation rule class for a module. The --module option specifies the module where the rule will be generated.

```php
php artisan make:module:rule
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Translation File in Module

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

This command generates a new translation file for a specified language within a module. The --module option allows you to target a particular module.

```php
php artisan make:module:translation
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Job Command

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/artisan-commands

Generates a new job class within a module. Options include specifying if the job should be synchronous and the target module.

```php
php artisan make:module:job
```

--------------------------------

### Module Custom Configuration

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/configuration

Adds custom configuration values to a module, which can be accessed alongside package-specific settings. This configuration is merged with the main module configuration.

```php
return [
    'enabled' => true,
    'custom' => 1337,
];
```

--------------------------------

### Translate module strings

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Access translation strings from a specific module using the double-colon syntax.

```php
echo trans('HelloWorld::example.welcome');
```

--------------------------------

### Check if a module is disabled

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Use the `disabled` method to check if a module is currently disabled. It returns a boolean.

```php
L5Modular::disabled('HelloWorld');
```

--------------------------------

### Disable a module (runtime)

Source: https://l5modular.github.io/usage

Use the `disable` method to temporarily disable a module for the current execution runtime. For permanent disabling, configure it in `config/modules.php`.

```php
L5Modular::disable('HelloWorld');
```

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