Is there one artisan command that clears all caches?

Hi Steve, I think that the built one is php artisan cache:clear

Technically those are precompiled views, not cached views.

Here's the "why:" my IDE can't ignore specific folders, so it searches through cached files. I find it speeds things up to blow away all caches before executing a site-wide search, so I'm looking for an efficient way to delete these files. Laravel comments tend to stuff caches all over the place, but particularly in the storage folder. I'm just wondering if Artisan is smart enough to be able to do its own cleanup, of if I'm stuck with the manual option.

@hristodinev - Thanks. cache:clear does blow away the main site cache, but doesn't touch anything else. views:clear does clear away @pmall's precompiled views, but doesn't touch the cache. Just looking for one command to rule them all. Thanks, though.

You may also change your IDE for a better one :-)

php artisan optimize?

One solution is to add an entry to your package.json?

{
    ...
    "scripts": {
        ....
        "clear-cache": "php artisan cache::clear && php artisan config::clear && php artisan route::clear && php artisan view:clear"
    }
}

Then run npm run clear-cache?

A little bit late to the battle, but I guess php artisan optimize:clear is the right answer regarding the result of the command:

Compiled views cleared!
Application cache cleared!
Route cache cleared!
Configuration cache cleared!
Compiled services and packages files removed!
Caches cleared successfully!

perhaps may try

php artisan clear-compiled

php artisan route:clear && php artisan view:clear && php artisan config:clear && php artisan cache:clear && php artisan clear-compiled

@plebot That's whats I needed! My custom classes were not being applied until I did this. I forgot there was a view cache

@arif98741 Why clear the same caches more that once?

optimize:clear runs the following

        $this->call('view:clear');
        $this->call('cache:clear');
        $this->call('route:clear');
        $this->call('config:clear');
        $this->call('clear-compiled');