Laravel Artisan Booster

Boost your Laravel Artisan experience with Explorer Context Menu items, CodeLens and keybindings for various artisan commands.

Features

• Run Tests: Explorer Context Menu item to run a all tests in a test file.
• Run Tests: Explorer Context Menu item to run a all tests in a directory with test files.
• Run Test: CodeLens action to run a specific test.
• Run All Tests: CodeLens action to run all tests in a file.
• Seed class: CodeLens action to seed the specific class.
• Run Artisan Seeder: Explorer Context Menu item on seeders directory to run db:seed.
• Table Info: CodeLens action to show table info for migrations.
• Migrate: CodeLens action to run migrations.
• Migrate: Explorer Context Menu item on migrations directory to run migrations.
• Migrate Rollback: CodeLens action to rollback migrations.
• Migrate Rollback: Explorer Context Menu item on migrations directory to rollback migrations.
• Run Command: CodeLens action to run artisan commands without mandatory arguments.
• Show Table Info: CodeLens action to display table information.
• Run schedules: CodeLens action to test scheduled artisan commands.
• Test schedule: CodeLens action to test scheduled artisan commands.
• Run Artisan Test: Keybinding shortcut to run artisan test command.

Keybindings

• cmd+shift+t - Run php artisan test

Installation

1. Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace.
2. Configure your desired settings in the VS Code settings.

Configuration

In your VS Code settings, you can configure:

• Environment: Select the environment for running artisan commands (default, valet, sail).
• Test Options: Add options for test commands.

Usage

CodeLens

• Open a PHP file in the appropriate directory or with the appropriate content.
• Hover over the CodeLens actions and click to execute the corresponding command.

Keybindings

• Use cmd+shift+t to quickly run php artisan test.

Release Notes

0.0.12

• Initial release with support for various artisan commands and CodeLens actions.

Contributing

Feel free to open issues or pull requests if you have any improvements or bug fixes.