Laravel Scaffolder
Scaffold Laravel modules in minutes
Generate controllers, DTOs, services, repositories, requests, resources, policies, tests, and documentation from a single Artisan command. Ship consistent modules with explicit, editable Laravel code and a predictable project structure.
What you get out of the box
- Describe your fields once and generate repositories, services, DTOs, form requests, resources, policies, actions, tests, and API documentation with consistent naming.
- Keep controllers lean with generated service/action layers, validation requests, and API resource wiring that follow Laravel conventions.
- Publish the stubs when you want to tailor namespaces, logging, localisation, or other project conventions.
Quick start
Install the package
```bash composer require efati/laravel-scaffolder ```The service provider registers the make:module command automatically after installation.
Generate a module
```bash php artisan make:module Product \ --api --requests --tests \ --fields="name:string,price:decimal(10,2),is_active:boolean" ```Controllers, resources, DTOs, repositories, services, and feature tests can be scaffolded in a single pass.
Core Features
- Repository Pattern – Generated Eloquent repositories and contracts
- Service Layer – Business logic separation with dependency injection
- Data Transfer Objects – Explicit DTOs generated from module metadata
- Form Requests – Validation rules inferred from schema information
- API Resources – JSON resource generation for API modules
- Policies – Optional CRUD authorization policies
- Feature Tests – Generated test scaffolding for module endpoints
- Actions Layer – Invokable action classes for focused operations
- OpenAPI Docs – Swagger/OpenAPI generation for APIs
- Jalali Support – Goli helpers, Eloquent date casting, and Persian date formatting
- Smart Stubs – Publishable templates for project-specific conventions
Keep exploring
- Follow the installation checklist to get started with the package.
- Use the quickstart recipes for inline schemas or existing migrations.
- Explore core features to understand each component.
- Check advanced patterns and the CLI reference for more control.