public function migrationAttributes() { return $this->migrationAttributes; } } The model has the fillable and hidden properties assigned according to the input parameters. A newmigrationAttributesarray, and getter are added, which are used for generating the migration. Example create_animals_table.ph...
Recently I've found out a nice little way to speed up generating of database stuff - I used to use make:migration and make:model Artisan commands separately. Apparently, they can be combined into one. So if you run a command like this: artisan make:model Books -m It will create a ...
October CMS includes several command-line interface (CLI) commands and utilities that allow you to manage various aspects of the platform, as well as speed up the development process. The console commands are based on Laravel's Artisan tool. You may develop your own console commands or speed ...
This is an artisan command to convert your current SQL database schema into a Laravel 4 Migration file. It'll come really handy when you have started a Laravel project without using migrations, or if you're migrating an old app to Laravel.Installation...
commands that generate the files in the first place. So, a hypotheticalphp artisan make:PostModulewould not just create a Post model with a migration, the two associated controllers, and the four CRUD views, but would write the code I want to them automatically. How would I go about doing...
Start PHP's built-in web server for the current Laravel application $ php artisan serve Start an interactive PHP command-line interface $ php artisan tinker Generate a new Eloquent model class with a migration, factory and resource controller ...
In our case, this command will download the file and save it in your current directory under the “latest.zip” name. Wget command example #2 – Download a file and save it under a different name You may want to save the file under a different name. To do this, you can use the-O...
Migration from version 1 to version 2 of Zend Expressive Today, I’m going to talk through points one and two, and cover point three in a separate post (likely next week). Short on time? If you don’t have a lot of time spare to read through the post, get the essentials inepisode...
Now, if therollback()method does for some reasonnotreally rollback the changes made in the migration, Laravelthinksthe migration has been rolled back, although it really hasn't. So, with the nextmigratecommand, it tries to run the migration again (because it's status in the DB isfailed)...
Laravel also makes it easy to create a database migration and model, so let's run a command in Docker to generate that: $ docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/app -w /app php:cli php artisan make:model Item -m And now, update the new migration's up() method to contain a checked_at...