danielheramb / entity-builder

:tomato: Intuitive productivity tool for Laravel.

Laravel Builder

Intuitive productivity tool for Laravel. demo

You no longer need to write migrations, Doctrine will do it for you.

PhpStorm plugin Laravel Builder

PhpStorm plugin Laravel Generator

features

• design database schemas
• manage database migrations
• generate OpenApi document
• generate CRUD files

install

PhpStorm plugin

composer require --dev googee/laravel-builder

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="GooGee\LaravelBuilder\LaravelBuilderServiceProvider"

php artisan setupLaravelBuilder

how to generate migrations?

• go to Migration page, then select the User in sidebar
• click ▼ button to generate the Entity file
• click diff button to generate a migration file
• click ►| button to run php artisan migrate
• to ignore a table, add its name to the file config/laravelbuilder.php

Doctrine compares files in database/Entity with the database schemas, and generate a migration file of their difference.

how to generate CRUD files?

• go to Entity page, then select User in sidebar
• select File tab, then click ▼ button to generate the file

how to generate OpenApi document?

• click OpenApi in the menu bar
• click toJSON button, then copy the text
• click editor link, then paste in the editor

how file is generated?

for example, lets generate the User Entity file. when ▼ button is clicked, this plugin will do the following:

• GUI fetch all files in laravel-builder/code
• execute code in code-helper.js
• execute code in file-1.js (1 is the id of Entity)
• render template file-1.txt
• write the result text to database/Entity/User.php

how to generate custom files?

• go to Tree page, then select a file in sidebar
• click edit script button to modify the code (optional)
• click edit template button to modify the text
• go to Entity page, then select User in sidebar
• select File tab, then click ▼ button to generate the file

Note: if changes didn't work, make sure to save the changed file manually, PhpStorm doesn't save the changed file immediately.

for example

function run(data) {
    /** @type {DataForScript} */
    const ddd = data

    // define variable `model`
    ddd.model = ddd.db.tables.File.find(item => item.name === 'Model')

    // define function `toString`
    ddd.toString = function(object) {
        return JSON.stringify(object)
    }
}

in template

{{ model.name }}

{{ toString(model) }}

templating engine