### Install npm dependencies

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/compiling-assets

The default package.json file includes everything needed to get started. Install the dependencies it references.

```bash
npm install
```

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

### Inertia Component Generation Examples

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/inertia

Examples of generating components for different frameworks and directory structures.

```bash
php artisan module:make-inertia-component Button Blog
# → resources/js/Components/Button.vue
 
php artisan module:make-inertia-component UI/Modal Blog --react
# → resources/js/Components/UI/Modal.jsx
 
php artisan module:make-inertia-component DataTable Blog --svelte
# → resources/js/Components/DataTable.svelte
```

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

### Install Inertia Laravel server-side adapter

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/inertia

Run this Composer command to install the Inertia server-side adapter for Laravel. Required before proceeding with Inertia setup.

```bash
composer require inertiajs/inertia-laravel
```

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

### Example module_statuses.json

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/configuration

Shows the JSON structure for module statuses. The example has a single module 'Users' enabled.

```json
{
    "Users": true
}
```

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

### Install a module from a Composer package name

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/facade-methods

Use Module::install() with the Composer package name to install a module. The example shows installing 'nwidart/article-module'.

```php
Module::install('nwidart/article-module');
```

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

### Initialize Git repository

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/publishing-modules

Run 'git init' in the module directory to start version control.

```bash
git init
```

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

### Enable a module with artisan

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/publishing-modules

Run this artisan command to activate the module after installation.

```bash
php artisan module:enable moduleName
```

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

### Install Spatie Laravel Permission via Composer

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/spatie-laravel-permission

Install the spatie/laravel-permission package using Composer. Run this command in the terminal at the project root.

```bash
composer require spatie/laravel-permission
```

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

### Install laravel-mix-merge-manifest

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/compiling-assets

Install the package to prevent the main Laravel Mix configuration from overwriting the public/mix-manifest.json file.

```bash
npm install laravel-mix-merge-manifest --save-dev
```

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

### Install laravel-modules with Composer

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/getting-started/introduction

Installs the nwidart/laravel-modules package via Composer.

```bash
composer require nwidart/laravel-modules
```

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

### Install module via Composer

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/publishing-modules

Use the composer require command to install a published module, e.g., nwidart/article-module.

```bash
composer require nwidart/article-module
```

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

### Module::install

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/facade-methods

Installs a module from a Composer package name.

```APIDOC
## Module::install

### Description
Installs a module from a Composer package name.

### Method
Module::install

### Parameters
- **packageName** (string) - Required - The Composer package name of the module to install.

### Example
```php
Module::install('nwidart/article-module');
```
```

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

### Example web route in Modules/Blog/routes/web.php

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/routing

Default route file for a module. Uses the 'web' middleware, a 'blog' prefix, and a 'blog.' name prefix so the route is accessible at /blog and named 'blog.index'.

```php
<?php

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;
use Modules\Blog\Http\Controllers\BlogController;

Route::middleware(['web'])
    ->prefix('blog')
    ->name('blog.')
    ->group(function () {
        Route::get('/', [BlogController::class, 'index'])->name('index');
    });
```

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

### Create a controller in a subdirectory with module:make-controller

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/controllers

Use the module:make-controller command with a subdirectory prefix to place a controller under a sub-namespace. The example creates Api/PostController in the Blog module.

```bash
php artisan module:make-controller Api/PostController Blog
```

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

### boot method: register routes, views, translations, and observers

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/service-providers

Use the boot method to register routes, views, translations, and anything that needs to run after all service providers have been registered. The example shows registering translations, config, views, migrations, an observer, and a view composer.

```php
public function boot(): void
{
    $this->registerTranslations();
    $this->registerConfig();
    $this->registerViews();
    $this->loadMigrationsFrom(module_path($this->moduleName, 'database/migrations'));

    // Register observers
    Post::observe(PostObserver::class);

    // Share data with all views in this module
    view()->composer('blog::*', function ($view) {
        $view->with('currentUser', auth()->user());
    });
}
```

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

### Inertia Page Generation Examples

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/inertia

Shows the command with different options: default config, explicit framework override, subdirectory support, and automatic Studly-casing of the page name.

```bash
# Uses config default
php artisan module:make-inertia-page Index Blog

```

```bash
# Explicit framework override
php artisan module:make-inertia-page Index Blog --react

```

```bash
# Subdirectory
php artisan module:make-inertia-page Contacts/Index Blog
# → resources/js/Pages/Contacts/Index.vue

```

```bash
# Studly-cases the name automatically
php artisan module:make-inertia-page my-dashboard Blog
# → resources/js/Pages/Contacts/Index.vue

```

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

### Install symfony/filesystem via Composer

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/custom-module-generator

Installs the Symfony Filesystem package, which is required for the Filesystem class used in the command.

```bash
composer require symfony/filesystem
```

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

### register method: bind services and register providers

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/service-providers

Use the register method to bind services into the container or register additional service providers. This runs before the application is fully booted. The example shows registering a route service provider, binding an interface to an implementation, and registering a singleton.

```php
public function register(): void
{
    $this->app->register(RouteServiceProvider::class);

    // Bind an interface to an implementation
    $this->app->bind(
        \Modules\Blog\Contracts\PostRepositoryInterface::class,
        \Modules\Blog\Repositories\EloquentPostRepository::class
    );

    // Register a singleton
    $this->app->singleton(PostService::class, function ($app) {
        return new PostService($app->make(PostRepositoryInterface::class));
    });
}
```

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

### Get module paths with getPath(), getAppPath(), getExtraPath()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/module-methods

Retrieve filesystem paths for the module directory, its app/ subdirectory, and custom subdirectories via getExtraPath().

```php
$module->getPath();              // full path to the module directory
$module->getAppPath();           // path to the module's app/ subdirectory
$module->getExtraPath('routes'); // path to module/routes
$module->getExtraPath('resources/views'); // path to module/resources/views
```

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

### Custom modules setup in config/modules-livewire.php

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/livewire

Configuration block for registering custom modules in the Livewire module setup. Remove the comment markers and add your custom modules to enable them.

```php
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Custom modules setup
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
*/
 
// 'custom_modules' => [
//     'Chat' => [
//         'path' => base_path('libraries/Chat'),
//         'module_namespace' => 'Libraries\\Chat',
//         // 'namespace' => 'Http\\Livewire',
//         // 'view' => 'Resources/views/livewire',
//         // 'name_lower' => 'chat',
//     ],
// ],
```

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

### Pluralisation example

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/languages

Shows pluralisation syntax in a Laravel language file.

```php
// lang/en/messages.php
'posts' => '{0} No posts|{1} One post|[2,*] :count posts',
```

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

### Get All Module Paths for IDE Indexing with Module::all()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/module-methods

Collects the paths of all modules into an array, useful for IDE indexing or other path-based operations.

```php
$paths = collect(Module::all())->map(fn ($m) => $m->getPath())->values()->all();
```

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

### Get module description and priority

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/module-methods

Retrieve the 'description' and 'priority' values from the module's module.json file. The priority is returned as an integer.

```php
$module->getDescription();   // value of "description" in module.json
$module->getPriority();      // value of "priority" in module.json (int)
```

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

### Generate a model with module:make-model

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Creates a new model for the specified module. The example shows the command with the model name and module name, followed by the available options for generating associated files like controllers, factories, migrations, requests, and seeders.

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

```bash
-c, --controller           Flag to create associated controllers
--fillable[=FILLABLE]  The fillable attributes.
-f, --factory              Create a new factory for the model
-m, --migration            Flag to create associated migrations
-r, --request              Create a new request for the model
-s, --seed                 Create a new seeder for the model
```

```bash
-a, --all                  Flag to create all associated files
-R, --resource             Create a new resource for the model
-p, --policy               Create a new policy for the model
```

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

### Get modules as collection: toCollection() and collections()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/facade-methods

Returns modules as a collection. Module::toCollection() returns all modules; Module::collections() returns only enabled modules.

```php
$collection = Module::toCollection();
$collection = Module::collections(); // enabled modules only
```

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

### Module directory structure example

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13

Shows the intended directory layout for a modular Laravel application using this package. Each module (Blog, Shop, Users) contains all feature-related code. The same tree is displayed twice in the source, once under the heading and once in a copyable block.

```text
Modules/
├── Blog/       ← all blog-related code lives here
├── Shop/       ← all shop-related code lives here
└── Users/      ← all user-management code lives here

```

```text
Modules/
├── Blog/       ← all blog-related code lives here
├── Shop/       ← all shop-related code lives here
└── Users/      ← all user-management code lives here

```

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

### Complete module migration example

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/database/migrations

A complete migration class that creates a posts table with an id, a foreign key to users with cascade on delete, and a timestamp. Uses the standard Laravel migration structure with an anonymous class.

```php
<?php
 
use Illuminate\Database\Migrations\Migration;
use Illuminate\Database\Schema\Blueprint;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schema;
 
return new class extends Migration
{
    public function up(): void
    {
        Schema::create('posts', function (Blueprint $table) {
            $table->id();
            $table->foreignId('user_id')->constrained()->cascadeOnDelete();
            $table->foreignId('user_id')->constrained()->cascadeOnDelete();
        });
    }
};

```

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

### Laravel module controller with placeholders

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/custom-module-generator

Example controller using the placeholders. Shows how {Module}, {module}, and {Model} are used in a controller class, including the namespace, imports, and view path.

```php
namespace Modules\{Module}\Http\Controllers;
 
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Illuminate\Routing\Controller;
use Modules\{Module}\Models\{Model};
 
class {Module}Controller extends Controller
{
    public function index()
    {
        ${module} = {Model}::get();
 
        return view('{module}::index', compact('{module}'));
    }
}
```

```php
namespace Modules\{Module}\Http\Controllers;

use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Illuminate\Routing\Controller;
use Modules\{Module}\Models\{Model};

class {Module}Controller extends Controller
{
    public function index()
    {
        ${module} = {Model}::get();

        return view('{module}::index', compact('{module}'));
    }
}
```

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

### module.json example

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/creating-a-module

Defines the module's identity and bootstrap configuration. The name is the display name, alias is the lowercase identifier used for view namespacing, config keys, and translation lookups, priority controls boot/seed order, providers lists service providers to register, and files lists additional PHP files to include on boot.

```json
{
    "name": "Blog",
    "alias": "blog",
    "description": "",
    "keywords": [],
    "priority": 0,
    "providers": [
        "Modules\\Blog\\Providers\\BlogServiceProvider"
    ],
    "files": []
}
```

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

### Stage and commit initial files

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/publishing-modules

Add all files and create the first commit.

```bash
git add .
git commit -m 'first commit'
```

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

### Enable and migrate a module

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/getting-started/introduction

Enables the Blog module and runs its migrations. After these commands, the default web route and controller are ready at /blog.

```bash
php artisan module:enable Blog
php artisan module:migrate Blog
```

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

### Modules directory structure

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/getting-started/introduction

Shows the top-level Modules directory layout with three example modules (Blog, Shop, Users). Each module groups all code related to one feature in a single folder.

```text
Modules/
├── Blog/       ← all blog-related code lives here
├── Shop/       ← all shop-related code lives here
└── Users/      ← all user-management code lives here
```

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

### Rendering a Livewire component with module prefix

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/livewire

Renders a Livewire component using the module name as a prefix and the component class in kebab-case. The placeholder {module-lower-name} is replaced with the module's lowercase name. This example appears twice in the source, likely for emphasis or as part of a template.

```blade
<livewire:{module-lower-name}::component-class-kebab-case />
```

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

### Read any key from module.json with get()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/module-methods

Use $module->get() to read any key from module.json. Provide a default value as the second argument to return when the key is missing.

```php
$module->get('alias');          // "blog"
$module->get('keywords');       // []
$module->get('missing', 'default');  // returns 'default' if key not found
```

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

### module:list: List all modules

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Lists all available modules.

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

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

### Create a plain module with --plain

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/creating-a-module

Creates a minimal module with no scaffolded files (no controller, no seeder, no service provider boilerplate). Useful when building the module structure from scratch.

```bash
php artisan module:make Blog --plain
```

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

### Get all disabled modules: Module::allDisabled()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/facade-methods

Returns an array of only the disabled modules.

```php
$inactiveModules = Module::allDisabled();
```

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

### Publish Inertia entry point

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/inertia

Runs the module:publish-inertia Artisan command to publish a ready-made resources/js/app.js that resolves pages from the application and every module. Add --force to overwrite an existing file.

```bash
php artisan module:publish-inertia
```

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

### Generate a resource controller with module:make-controller

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/controllers

Generates a controller with index, create, store, show, edit, update, and destroy methods. Register it in routes/web.php using Route::resource.

```bash
php artisan module:make-controller PostController Blog

php artisan module:make-controller PostController Blog
```

```php
Route::resource('posts', PostController::class);

Route::resource('posts', PostController::class);
```

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

### Get all enabled modules: Module::allEnabled()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/facade-methods

Returns an array of only the enabled modules.

```php
$activeModules = Module::allEnabled();
```

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

### Get all modules: Module::all()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/facade-methods

Returns an array of all modules, including both enabled and disabled ones.

```php
$modules = Module::all();
```

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

### Switch project to React in config/modules.php

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/inertia

Changes the default frontend framework for all Inertia-related commands to React. Place this in config/modules.php to switch the whole project.

```php
// config/modules.php — switch your whole project to React:
'inertia' => [
    'frontend' => 'react',
],
```

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

### Filter modules by status: Module::getByStatus()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/facade-methods

Get modules by status: 1 for enabled, 0 for disabled.

```php
$enabled  = Module::getByStatus(1);
$disabled = Module::getByStatus(0);
```

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

### module:enable: Enable module

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Enables the given module.

```bash
php artisan module:enable Blog
```

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

### Loop over permission groups in Blade

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/spatie-laravel-permission

Starts a foreach loop over the permission groups, where each group is keyed by module name.

```blade
@foreach($permissionGroups as $module => $permissions)

@foreach($permissionGroups as $module => $permissions)
```

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

### Lifecycle Methods

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/module-methods

Methods to register and boot a module, and to fire custom module events.

```APIDOC
## Lifecycle Methods

### Description
Methods to manage the module's lifecycle: registration, booting, and custom events.

### Methods
- **register()** - Registers the module's service providers and aliases.
- **boot()** - Boots the module (fires the 'boot' event).
- **fireEvent(string $event)** - Fires a custom module event.

### Usage Examples
```php
$module->register();    // register the module's service providers and aliases
$module->boot();        // boot the module (fire 'boot' event)

$module->fireEvent('custom-event');
```
```

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

### Get role and group permissions by module

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/spatie-laravel-permission

Retrieves a role by ID and groups all permissions by their 'module' attribute, ordered by module.

```php
$role             = Role::findOrFail($id);
$permissionGroups = Permission::orderBy('module')->get()->groupBy('module');

$role             = Role::findOrFail($id);
$permissionGroups = Permission::orderBy('module')->get()->groupBy('module');
```

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

### Generate migration: module:make-migration

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates a migration for the specified module. Example: `php artisan module:make-migration create_posts_table Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-migration create_posts_table Blog
```

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

### Generate a plain controller with module:make-controller --plain

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/controllers

Creates a controller with no boilerplate methods. Use the --plain flag with the module:make-controller command, specifying the controller name and module name.

```bash
php artisan module:make-controller PostController Blog --plain

php artisan module:make-controller PostController Blog --plain
```

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

### Customize MakeModuleCommand signature and description

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/custom-module-generator

Replace the default signature and description with 'make:module' and 'Create starter CRUD module' to call the command via make:module.

```php
protected $signature = 'make:module';
protected $description = 'Create starter CRUD module';
```

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

### Generate component: module:make-component

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates the given component for the specified module. Example: `php artisan module:make-component Alert Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-component Alert Blog
```

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

### Passing Data to Views with compact()

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/views

Use compact() to pass variables to a view. The example passes paginated posts and all categories to the 'blog::posts.index' view.

```php
$posts = Post::latest()->paginate(20);
$categories = Category::all();
 
return view('blog::posts.index', compact('posts', 'categories'));

$posts = Post::latest()->paginate(20);
$categories = Category::all();

return view('blog::posts.index', compact('posts', 'categories'));
```

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

### Registering a module event listener in EventServiceProvider

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/registering-module-events

Shows how to register a listener for the ModuleEvent::BOOT event in the EventServiceProvider.

```php
use Nwidart\Modules\Constants\ModuleEvent;

class EventServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    protected $listen = [
        ModuleEvent::BOOT => [
            ModuleBootListener::class,
        ],
    ];
}
```

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

### Use factory states in tests

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/database/seeders-and-factories

Shows how to create posts with different states using the factory: published (default), draft, and scheduled (with count).

```php
// Create a published post
$post = Post::factory()->create();
 
// Create a draft
$post = Post::factory()->draft()->create();
 
// Create 10 scheduled posts
$posts = Post::factory()->scheduled()->count(10)->create();
```

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

### module_path('Blog') returns absolute path

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/helpers

Returns the absolute path to the module's directory. The example shows the output for a module named 'Blog'.

```php
$path = module_path('Blog');
// /var/www/your-app/Modules/Blog
```

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

### Run fresh module migrations for Blog

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/database/migrations

Drops all tables and re-runs all module migrations from scratch for the Blog module. This also affects tables created by other modules or the main application if they share the same database.

```bash
php artisan module:migrate-fresh Blog
```

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

### Generated form request class

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/controllers

Example of the generated form request class placed in Modules/Blog/app/Http/Requests/. It extends FormRequest and defines authorize() and rules() methods.

```php
<?php
 
namespace Moduleslog\.Http\Requests;
 
use Illuminate\Foundation\Http\FormRequest;
 
class StorePostRequest extends FormRequest
{
    public function authorize(): bool
    {
        return true;
    }
 
    public function rules(): array
    {
        return [
            'title'   => ['required', 'string', 'max:255'],
            'slug'    => ['required', 'string', 'unique:posts,slug'],
            'body'    => ['required', 'string'],
            'published_at' => ['nullable', 'date'],
        ];
    }
}
```

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

### Generate trait class: module:make-trait

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates a trait class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-trait Sluggable Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-trait Sluggable Blog
```

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

### Generate seed: module:make-seed

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates the given seed name for the specified module. Example: `php artisan module:make-seed seed_fake_blog_posts Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-seed seed_fake_blog_posts Blog
```

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

### Generate model with migration, factory, and seeder

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/database/models

Generates a model along with a migration, factory, and seeder in one command using the `--migration`, `--factory`, and `--seed` flags.

```bash
php artisan module:make-model Post Blog --migration --factory --seed
```

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

### Generate service class: module:make-service

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates a service class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-service PostService Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-service PostService Blog
```

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

### Simulate module migrations

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/database/migrations

Simulates the migration without actually executing it, useful for previewing the SQL that would be run.

```bash
php artisan module:migrate Blog --pretend
```

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

### boot method for loading migrations

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/module-resources

Loads module migrations from the module's `database/migrations` directory. This allows `php artisan migrate` to automatically pick up module migrations without extra configuration.

```php
public function boot(): void
{
    $this->loadMigrationsFrom(module_path($this->moduleName, 'database/migrations'));
}
```

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

### Generate repository class: module:make-repository

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates a repository class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-repository PostRepository Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-repository PostRepository Blog
```

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

### Enable and Disable Modules with Module::enable and Module::disable

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/facade-methods

Use these methods to enable or disable a module by its name.

```php
Module::enable('Blog');
Module::disable('Blog');

Module::enable('Blog');
Module::disable('Blog');
```

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

### Generate observer class: module:make-observer

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates an observer class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-observer PostObserver Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-observer PostObserver Blog
```

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

### Generate interface class: module:make-interface

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates an interface class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-interface PostRepositoryInterface Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-interface PostRepositoryInterface Blog
```

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

### Placeholder: {module_} - lowercase module name with underscores

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/custom-module-generator

Placeholder for the module name in all lowercase with spaces replaced by underscores.

```text
{module_}

{module_}
```

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

### Generate helper class: module:make-helper

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates a helper class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-helper StringHelper Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-helper StringHelper Blog
```

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### Create an EventServiceProvider class

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/registering-module-events

Create a new class called EventServiceProvider in the Modules/Blog/Providers folder. This class extends the base EventServiceProvider and is used to register all events and their listeners in a dedicated service provider.

```php
<?php
 
namespace Modules\Blog\Providers;
 
use Illuminate\Foundation\Support\Providers\EventServiceProvider as ServiceProvider;
 
class EventServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    //
}
```

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### Generate exception class: module:make-exception

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates an exception class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-exception PostNotFoundException Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-exception PostNotFoundException Blog
```

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### Create a new class: module:make-class

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Creates a new class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-class CustomClass Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-class CustomClass Blog
```

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### Change directory to the module

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/compiling-assets

Change to the module directory after creating it.

```bash
cd Modules/Blog
```

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### Generate Controller with module:make-controller

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/controllers

Generates a new controller file named PostController.php in the Blog module. Run from the project root.

```bash
php artisan module:make-controller PostController Blog
```

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### get($key, $default = null)

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/module-methods

Reads any key from the module's module.json file. Optionally accepts a default value to return if the key is not found.

```APIDOC
## get($key, $default = null)

### Description
Reads any key from the module's module.json file. If the key is not found, returns the provided default value or null.

### Method
GET

### Endpoint
$module->get($key, $default = null)

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
- **key** (string) - Required - The key to retrieve from module.json.
- **default** (mixed) - Optional - The default value to return if the key does not exist.

### Response
#### Success Response
- **value** (mixed) - The value associated with the given key, or the default value if the key is not found.

#### Response Example
```
"blog"
```
```

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### Define fillable attributes in a module model

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/database/models

Use the $fillable property to specify mass-assignable attributes. The example includes a Post model with a datetime cast for published_at.

```php
<?php

namespace Modules\Blog\Models;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\SoftDeletes;

class Post extends Model
{
    use HasFactory, SoftDeletes;

    protected $fillable = [
        'user_id',
        'category_id',
        'title',
        'slug',
        'excerpt',
        'body',
        'status',
        'published_at',
    ];

    protected $casts = [
        'published_at' => 'datetime',
    ];
}
```

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### Generate Blog module with Inertia (Vue default)

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/resources/inertia

Runs the same module:make command with the --inertia flag using the default 'vue' frontend. The frontend is configured in config/modules.php → inertia.frontend; there is no per-command override.

```bash
php artisan module:make Blog --inertia
```

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### Generate Enum class: module:make-enum

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates a new Enum class for a specific module. Example: `php artisan module:make-enum PostStatus Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-enum PostStatus Blog
```

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### Generate console command: module:make-command

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/advanced/artisan-commands

Generates the given console command for the specified module. Example: `php artisan module:make-command CreatePostCommand Blog`.

```bash
php artisan module:make-command CreatePostCommand Blog
```

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### Event service provider class extending EventServiceProvider

Source: https://laravelmodules.com/docs/13/basic-usage/service-providers

The generated provider extends Illuminate\Foundation\Support\Providers\EventServiceProvider and defines event-listener mappings in the $listen property. This example maps PostPublished to NotifySubscribers.

```php
<?php

namespace Modules\Blog\Providers;

use Illuminate\Foundation\Support\Providers\EventServiceProvider as ServiceProvider;
use Modules\Blog\Events\PostPublished;
use Modules\Blog\Listeners\NotifySubscribers;

class EventServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    protected $listen = [
        PostPublished::class => [
            NotifySubscribers::class,
        ],
    ];
}
```