MCMatters / laravel-factory-generators by MCMatters

Laravel Factory Generators

Generate factories for all non-created factories of models.

Installation

composer require mcmatters/laravel-factory-generators

Include the service provider within your config/app.php file.

'providers' => [
    McMatters\FactoryGenerators\ServiceProvider::class,
]

Publish the configuration.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="McMatters\FactoryGenerators\ServiceProvider"

Then open the config/factory-generators.php and configure paths where your models are locating.

Advanced configuration

| Name | Description | |-----------------------|-------------| | folders | models - path where models are locatingfactories - path where factories are locating. | | follow_subdirectories | Enable this option if your models are in subdirectories and you wish to keep the structure of the folders. For example, if your model has next namespace: App\Models\User\Profile it will generate in your factories folder subdirectory with name User including ProfileFactory.php file.NOTE: If you enable this option, please specify the root namespace. | | model_namespace | Requires only, if you enabled option above. | | types | An array of custom types for DBAL. For example: 'json' => 'string'. | | prefix | Prefix for factory files. | | suffix | Suffix for factory files. | | skip_columns | An array of the global column names for skipping, for example, you may wish to skip created_at and updated_at columns in all models. | | skip_models | An array of the fully qualified model names for skipping. | | skip_model_columns | An associative array with skipping columns for specific model. Example: 'App\Models\User' => ['password', 'remember_token']. | | align_array_keys | If this option will be enabled, all your factories will include aligned array keys. |

Usage

Just run the command php artisan factory:generate.