As a project grows it becomes advantageous to break down its monolythical app/ folder into smaller chunks called modules. You know, to keep things ...
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Interesting idea, I am currently working on my personal website and blog API, and one of the things I am experimenting is something similar to what you've done here, complicating it for educational purposes mainly.
Here's the repository if you want to check it out.
It's in early development but I'll clean things up as I develop it further.
Hey Davor, thanks for your comment 👍
I see you've restructured Laravel's default folder structure entirely. How does that work for you?
It's been working great in the past when I had to work on a project from scratch and think of something modular like this one. I'll see how it will work in the near future, even though this repository won't grow too much, but I do plan to use these ideas for other side projects as well and see if it will be a good idea or not.
Good work! I've been using a laravel-modules package for a while now which works wonders. Registers new commands called
php artisan module-make:x NameThanks for your comment 👍
There are a lot of packages like this out there, which one is it?
Will play with it, looks promising, the whole idea of DDD in laravel needs more development. I really like zend's approach and this article reminded me of it
Hey @saltibarsciai thanks for you comment 👍
Glad you like it. You’ll find some more articles on DDD and Laravel on my page. Don’t forget to follow me to stay updated 😎 and as always, your input & notes are welcome 🙏
Why don't you make a wrapper command to take care of the module syntax though? The way you do it would be gone the moment you upgrade the framework. I'm talking about the artisan file changes.
Hey @ltsochevdev thanks for your message 👍
I'm not sure
artisanupdates when you upgrade the framework 🤔 Anyway at this stage it's just a hack. If I see people are interessted, I may make a package out of it.You should make a package with this in order to get this in any project with just a composer require.
I love it!
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Several other packages 📦 already exists to deal with Laravel modules. I want to see if people are actually interested before investing time and efforts into making another one 😉
great info, you can use github.com/shunnmugam/laravel-admin
for achieving modular structure with admin feature s
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This is brilliant! Thank you
I think this architectural pattern would be interesting to you:
github.com/Mahmoudz/Porto
And there is an implementation of it for Laravel:
github.com/apiato/apiato
Thanks for your comment Mohamed 👍