@alexbisoft - to be honest I find the artisan make:* enough for me. They give me everything I need out of the box. In my experience in find I need to tweak the output of other generators to much to make them useful
I am looking for good generators.
What good model generators have you met and used? Maybe there are those who do more than CRUD?
I agree I tried cake bake once and it took so much tweaking that the keyboard was my best choice.
am i the only one who thinks make:* are just redundant - if i need to create a new controller copy a current controller (model etc) and thats it.. u dont need to go to terminal and type that long command with a name.. etc
@SHEZ1983 - I agree mostly, I also tend to just copy an existing controller/model and just edit it...but if I'm starting something totally new and need everything under the sun I enjoy running
php artisan make:model Post --all
That --all flag is handy
@D9705996 - Take an example. Suppose you need to store employee data. Suppose you need to store the name, age, gender, weight. This data is enough to create migration, list form, edit form, create form. In fact, this is a routine work that can be automated. It can save time and eyes.)
Ideally, it might look like this. Form in which you can enter the model name and field names with an indication of the type. When a form is submitted, a table is created in the database, a sample form is created for creating, editing, viewing and form a list. Changes made to the route file.
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