Laravel Modular

THIS BRANCH IS WIP! TODO: Improve documentation

Modularize your laravel app in a package way. Inspired by spatie/laravel-package-tools.

This laravel modular package is built with the concept that each module is considered as a separate package. So it will allow you to structure the module folders in the same way as you build a laravel package.

Installation

$ composer require kodepandai/laravel-modular

After installation, add this configuration to your composer.json

"repositories": [
  // ...
  {
    "type": "path",
    "url": "modules/*/",
    "options": {
      "symlink": true
    }
  }
  // ...
],

Usage

New Module

$ php artisan modular:make Sales

*Sales is the module name

Working with Modular

This package DOES NOT load resources (routes, config, migration, etc) automatically, instead you need to manually load them in your module ServiceProvider.

Module Service Provider

namespace Sales\Providers;

use KodePandai\Modular\Module;
use KodePandai\Modular\Providers\ModuleServiceProvider;

class SalesServiceProvider extends ModuleServiceProvider
{
    public function configureModule(Module $module): void
    {
        $module->name('Sales')
               ->hasViews()
               ->hasMigrations()
               ->hasRoutes();

        // $module->hasOtherThings() ...
    }
}

Configs

Put your config file in the <module root>/config folder, then register it with:

// load all configs
$module->hasConfigs();

// load one config
$module->hasConfig('sales');

// load multiple configs
$module->hasConfigs(['sales', 'services']);

Views

Put your view file in the <module root>/resources/views folder, then register it with:

// load all views
$module->hasViews();

View Components

Put your view component file in the <module root>/src/Components folder, then register it with:

// load one <sales::header /> component
$module->hasViewComponent('sales', \Sales\Components\Header::class);

// load multiple components
$module->hasViewComponents('sales', [
  \Sales\Components\Header::class, // <sales::header />
  \Sales\Components\Sidebar::class, // <sales::sidebar />
]);

Translations

Put your translation file in the <module root>/lang or <module root>/resources/lang folder, then register it with:

$module->hasTranslations();

Migrations

Put your migration in the <module root>/database/migrations folder, then register it with:

// load all migrations
$module->hasMigrations();

Note:

• For factory put in the <module root>/database/factories folder
• For seeder put in the <module root>/database/seeders folder

Routes

Put your route file in the <module root>/routes folder, then register it with:

// load all routes
$module->hasRoutes();

// load one route
$module->hasRoute('web');

// load multiple routes
$module->hasRoutes(['web', 'api']);

Commands

Put your command file in the <module root>/src/Commands folder, then register it with:

// load all commands
$module->hasCommmands();

// load one command
$module->hasCommand(\Sales\Commands\CheckServer::class);

// load multiple commands
$module->hasCommands([
  \Sales\Commands\CheckVersion::class,
  \Sales\Commands\CheckServer::class,
]);

Helpers

Put your helper function in the <module root>/src/helpers.php file, then register it with:

// load helper
$module->hasHelper();

Middlewares

Put your middleware file int the <module root>/src/Http/Middleware/ folder, then register it with:

// load one middleware
$module->hasMiddleware('sales.admin', \Sales\Http\Middleware\EnsureAdminHaveAccessToSales::class);

// load multiple middlewares
$module->hasMiddlewares([
  'sales.admin' => \Sales\Http\Middleware\EnsureAdminHaveAccessToSales::class,
  'sales.whitelist' => \Sales\Http\Middleware\OnlyWhitelistIpCanAccessSales::class,
]);

Service Providers

Put your service provider in the <module root>/src/Providers folder then register it with:

// load one service Provider
$module->hasServiceProvider(\Sales\Providers\PaymentServiceProvider::class);

// load multiple service providers
$module->hasServiceProviders([
  \Sales\Providers\PaymentServiceProvider::class,
  \Sales\Providers\EventServiceProvider::class,
]);

Develop

Run composer test to test.