Commands

Overview

Every Artisan command Laravel OSDD registers.

Project commands

Command	Description
`osdd:start`	Convert a fresh Laravel project to layers
`osdd:layer`	Create a layer and register it in the root `composer.json`
`osdd:list`	List the layers with their providers, requirements, file counts and health
`osdd:check`	Check that each layer only uses the layers it requires, and that no requirements form a cycle
`osdd:graph`	Print the layer graph in Mermaid, DOT or JSON
`osdd:seed`	Run the seeders registered by every layer, or by some layers
`osdd:phpunit`	Sync `phpunit.xml` with the test suite and source directory of each layer
`osdd:remove`	Remove a layer that no other layer requires
`osdd:cache`, `osdd:clear`	Cache the discovered layers, or remove that cache

php artisan about --only=osdd shows the discovered layers, the migration paths and the number of registered seeders:

  OSDD .............................................................
  Layers ........................................................ 2
  Migration paths .... functional/users/database/migrations, technical/osdd/database/migrations
  Seeders ....................................................... 1
  functional/users ..................................... functional/users
  technical/osdd ......................................... technical/osdd

Laravel sorts the rows. php artisan about --only=osdd --json puts them under the o_s_d_d key: layers, one key per layer, migration_paths and seeders.

Generators

Every make:* generator of Laravel has an osdd:* twin that writes the file inside a layer:

php artisan osdd:model Order --layer=functional/orders

Command	Laravel twin
`osdd:cache-table`	`make:cache-table`
`osdd:cast`	`make:cast`
`osdd:channel`	`make:channel`
`osdd:class`	`make:class`
`osdd:command`	`make:command`
`osdd:component`	`make:component`
`osdd:config`	`make:config`
`osdd:controller`	`make:controller`
`osdd:enum`	`make:enum`
`osdd:event`	`make:event`
`osdd:exception`	`make:exception`
`osdd:factory`	`make:factory`
`osdd:interface`	`make:interface`
`osdd:job`	`make:job`
`osdd:job-middleware`	`make:job-middleware`
`osdd:listener`	`make:listener`
`osdd:mail`	`make:mail`
`osdd:middleware`	`make:middleware`
`osdd:migration`	`make:migration`
`osdd:model`	`make:model`
`osdd:notification`	`make:notification`
`osdd:notifications-table`	`make:notifications-table`
`osdd:observer`	`make:observer`
`osdd:policy`	`make:policy`
`osdd:provider`	`make:provider`
`osdd:queue-batches-table`	`make:queue-batches-table`
`osdd:queue-failed-table`	`make:queue-failed-table`
`osdd:queue-table`	`make:queue-table`
`osdd:request`	`make:request`
`osdd:resource`	`make:resource`
`osdd:rule`	`make:rule`
`osdd:scope`	`make:scope`
`osdd:seeder`	`make:seeder`
`osdd:session-table`	`make:session-table`
`osdd:test`	`make:test`
`osdd:trait`	`make:trait`
`osdd:view`	`make:view`

See Generators for the --layer option and the files each one writes.

Multi-tenancy

Keep the tenant migrations and seeders of each layer apart, and hand them to stancl/tenancy or spatie/laravel-multitenancy.

osdd:start

Convert a fresh Laravel project to layers.