Artisan Utility Commands
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You can use --help with any of the following commands to find
its arguments and options.
Note: All of the following commands use "Blog" as an example module name, and example class/file names.
module:disable
Disable the specified module.
php artisan module:disable Blog
module:enable
Enable the specified module.
php artisan module:enable Blog
module:list
List all available modules.
php artisan module:list
module:migrate
Run migrations for the specified module. To run migrations for all modules, simply omit the module argument.
php artisan module:migrate Blog
Options:
-
--direction,-d: The order to load the modules (only applies when migrating all modules). Valid values are asc and desc. Default: asc -
--database=Database: The database connection to use. -
--pretend,-p: Dump the SQL queries that would be run in the migrations. -
--force,-f: Force the migrations to run in production. -
--seed,-s: Indicates seeders should be run. -
--subpath=Subpath: Indicate a subpath to run your migrations from.
module:migrate-refresh
Refresh migrations for the specified module. To refresh migrations for all modules, simply omit the module argument.
php artisan module:migrate-refresh Blog
Options:
-
--database=Database: The database connection to use. -
--force,-f: Force the migrations to run in production. -
--seed,-s: Indicates seeders should be run.
module:migrate-reset
Reset migrations for the specified module. To reset all module migrations, simply omit the module argument.
php artisan module:migrate-reset Blog
Options:
-
--direction,-d: The order to load the modules (only applies when migrating all modules). Valid values are asc and desc. Default: desc -
--database=Database: The database connection to use. -
--pretend,-p: Dump the SQL queries that would be run in the migrations. -
--force,-f: Force the migrations to run in production.
module:migrate-rollback
Rollback migrations for the specified module. To rollback all module migrations, simply omit the module argument.
php artisan module:migrate-rollback Blog
Options:
-
--direction,-d: The order to load the modules (only applies when migrating all modules). Valid values are asc and desc. Default: desc -
--database=Database: The database connection to use. -
--pretend,-p: Dump the SQL queries that would be run in the migrations. -
--force,-f: Force the migrations to run in production.
module:publish-config
Publish the configuration files for the specified module. To publish all module configurations, simply omit the module argument.
php artisan module:publish-config Blog
Options:
-
--force,-f: Force the configuration files to publish.
module:publish-migration
Publish the migration files for the specified module. To publish all module migrations, simply omit the module argument.
php artisan module:publish-migration Blog
module:publish-translation
Publish the translation files for the specified module. To publish all module translations, simply omit the module argument.
php artisan module:publish-translation Blog
module:seed
Run database seeds for the specified module. To seed all modules, simply omit the module argument.
php artisan module:seed Blog
Options:
-
--class=RootClass: The class name of the root seeder. -
--database=Database: The database connection to use use
module:update
Update the specified module.
php artisan module:update Blog
module:use
Use the specified module. This allows you to not have to specify the module name on other commands that require the module name as an argument.
php artisan module:use Blog
module:unuse
This unsets the module that was set with the module:use command. It takes no arguments.
php artisan module:unuse