@jefferyway @drehimself

thanks for the series. I can see some time savings in my future. In this series I noticed the presets you configured were things like sass, webpack, and items in the npm package.Jason file.

Does working with presets only work with npm related functions, or could composer packages also be updated to include commonly used packages?

I’m mostly looking for a way to start a new Laravel project with the composer packages I tend to use the most, some examples might look like these:

Laravel Breeze laravel-ide-helper livewire clockwork php-cs-fixer Dusk

Is this a possibility either through the use of presets or some other method. As powerful as composer and Laravel is there’s bound to be something that makes this part easier.

Macro it Up