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Environment:

• Laravel-Code-Generator Version: 2.2.7
• Laravel Version: 5.5.28

Description:

When I tried to generate a resource file from any table apart from users I got the next error:

In Field.php line 1117:
 Undefined index: labels

Steps/Commands To Reproduce:

e.g: php artisan create:resources --routes-prefix=admin --table-exists --views-directory=groups Group

groups table has an id and a varchar field

In latin languages (spanish portuguese italian french romanian) compound words go inverse than english. Example:

in english you say: "User types"

in spanish it is "Tipos de Usuario" maybe valid "Tipos de Usuarios" maybe valid "Tipo de Usuarios"

this becomes a mess!

Imagine the possible foreign keys

User->tipos_de_usuario_id
User->tipos_de_usuarios_id
User->tipo_de_usuarios_id
User->tipo_de_usuarios_id

Lots of programmers I know, including me, prefer to use all singular, for models, controllers, tables, views, routes, etc

It would be amazing to have that option!

It's great to be able to define relationships through the models (and resources) generation command, but i find it not easy to do it through the shell when the models are complex, with many relationships.

Is it possible to:

• add a way to (manually) define relationships directly in the fields definition json file and / or
• automatically extrapolate the relations form an existing table - based on the names when tables / fields are following the naming conventions (or based on foreign key definitions in the database, whichever is easier to implement / maintain).

Environment:

• Laravel-Code-Generator Version: 2.3.2
• Laravel Version: 5.8.*

Description:

Hi, I installed the last version of laravel code generator (v2.3.2). But it generate controllers with some errors. For example, the [% use_command_placeholder %] include use App\Http\Controllers\Controller insteed of use App\Http\Controllers\Controller. In the first one, you can notice that there is a double '\' before Controller. The model using have the same error. More over, Before every method always in controllers, the PHPDocs have some errors. It Generate for example '@return Illuminate\View\View' instead of '@return \Illuminate\View\View' with '' before Illuminate. I can correct the last one in the template but i don't know how to correct the first one included by [% use_command_placeholder %].

Steps/Commands To Reproduce:

composer require crestapps/laravel-code-generator --dev php artisan create:scaffold Test --fields=id,first_field,second_field --with-migration

Content Of The Resource-File:

{ "fields": [ { "name": "id", "labels": "Id", "html-type": "text", "css-class": "", "options": {}, "html-value": null, "validation": "", "is-on-index": false, "is-on-show": false, "is-on-form": false, "data-type": "int", "data-type-params": [], "data-value": null, "is-index": false, "is-unique": false, "is-primary": true, "comment": null, "is-nullable": false, "is-header": false, "is-unsigned": true, "is-auto-increment": true, "is-inline-options": false, "is-date": false, "date-format": "", "cast-as": "", "placeholder": "Enter id here...", "delimiter": "; ", "range": [], "foreign-relation": null, "foreign-constraint": null, "on-store": null, "on-update": null, "api-key": "id", "is-api-visible": true, "api-description": "The id of the model." }, { "name": "first_field", "labels": "First Field", "html-type": "text", "css-class": "", "options": {}, "html-value": null, "validation": "required|string|min:1", "is-on-index": true, "is-on-show": true, "is-on-form": true, "data-type": "string", "data-type-params": [], "data-value": null, "is-index": false, "is-unique": false, "is-primary": false, "comment": null, "is-nullable": false, "is-header": false, "is-unsigned": false, "is-auto-increment": false, "is-inline-options": false, "is-date": false, "date-format": "", "cast-as": "", "placeholder": "Enter first field here...", "delimiter": "; ", "range": [], "foreign-relation": null, "foreign-constraint": null, "on-store": null, "on-update": null, "api-key": "first_field", "is-api-visible": true, "api-description": "The first field of the model." }, { "name": "second_field", "labels": "Second Field", "html-type": "text", "css-class": "", "options": {}, "html-value": null, "validation": "string|min:1", "is-on-index": true, "is-on-show": true, "is-on-form": true, "data-type": "string", "data-type-params": [], "data-value": null, "is-index": false, "is-unique": false, "is-primary": false, "comment": null, "is-nullable": true, "is-header": false, "is-unsigned": false, "is-auto-increment": false, "is-inline-options": false, "is-date": false, "date-format": "", "cast-as": "", "placeholder": "Enter second field here...", "delimiter": "; ", "range": [], "foreign-relation": null, "foreign-constraint": null, "on-store": null, "on-update": null, "api-key": "second_field", "is-api-visible": true, "api-description": "The second field of the model." } ], "relations": [], "indexes": [], "auto-manage-created-and-updated-at": true, "table-name": null, "protection": { "is-model-protected": false, "is-controller-protected": false, "is-api-resource-protected": false, "is-api-resource-collection-protected": false, "is-api-documentation-protected": false, "is-api-documentation-controller-protected": false, "is-form-request-protected": false, "is-languages-protected": false, "is-form-view-protected": false, "is-index-view-protected": false, "is-create-view-protected": false, "is-edit-view-protected": false, "is-show-view-protected": false }, "api-documentation": { "access_token_with_bearer": "The access token prefixed with the \"Bearer \" key word.", "index_route_description": "Retrieve existing tests.", "index_route_response_description": "The API's response will be JSON based data. The JSON object will be structured as follow", "the_key_is_the_model_property_and_the_value_is_the_model_value": "The array's key is the test property name where the value is the assigned value to the retrieved test.", "link_to_retrieve_first_page": "Link to retrieve first page.", "link_to_retrieve_last_page": "Link to retrieve last page.", "link_to_retrieve_previous_page": "Link to retrieve previous page.", "link_to_retrieve_next_page": "Link to retrieve next page.", "the_number_of_current_page": "The number of current page.", "the_index_of_the_first_retrieved_item": "The index of first retrieved test.", "the_number_of_the_last_page": "The number of the last page.", "the_base_link_to_the_resource": "The base link to the api resource.", "the_number_of_models_per_page": "The number of tests per page.", "the_index_of_the_last_retrieved_item": "The index of last retrieved test.", "the_total_of_available_pages": "The total of the available pages.", "store_route_description": "Create new test.", "store_route_response_description": "The API's response will be JSON based data. The JSON object will be structured as follow", "update_route_description": "Update existsing test.", "update_route_response_description": "The API's response will be JSON based data. The JSON object will be structured as follow", "show_route_description": "Retrieve existsing test.", "show_route_response_description": "The API's response will be JSON based data. The JSON object will be structured as follow", "the_id_of_model_to_retrieve": "The unique id of the test to retrieve", "destroy_route_description": "Delete existsing test.", "destroy_route_response_description": "The API's response will be JSON based data. The JSON object will be structured as follow", "the_id_of_model_to_delete": "The id of the test to delete.", "general_description": "Allows you to list, create, edit, show and delete tests.", "indicate_whether_the_request_was_successful_or_not": "Indicate whether the request was successful or not.", "the_id_of_the_model": "The id of the test.", "this_parameter_must_be_present_in_the_request": "This parameter must be present in the request.", "the_request_failed_validation": "The request failed validation.", "list_of_the_invalid_errors": "List of the invalid errors.", "the_requested_model_does_not_exists": "The requested test does not exists.", "the_user_does_not_have_permission_to_access_the_requested_resource": "User does not have permission to access the requested resource." } }

F:\nidhi - Login Email HtmlCollective CodeGenerator>php artisan create:resources AssetCategory --with-migration Scaffolding resources for asset category... A model was crafted successfully.

ErrorException : compact(): Undefined variable: viewName

at F:\nidhi - Login Email HtmlCollective CodeGenerator\vendor\crestapps\laravel-code-generator\src\Commands\CreateControllerCommand.php:398 394| 'template', 395| 'controllerName', 396| 'extends', 397| 'withAuth',

398| 'controllerDirectory' 399| ); 400| } 401| 402| /**

Exception trace:

1 compact("formRequestDirectory", "viewDirectory", "viewName", "modelName", "prefix", "perPage", "fileSnippet", "modelDirectory", "langFile", "fields", "withFormRequest", "formRequestName", "force", "resourceFile", "template", "controllerName", "extends", "withAuth", "controllerDirectory") F:\nidhi - Login Email HtmlCollective CodeGenerator\vendor\crestapps\laravel-code-generator\src\Commands\CreateControllerCommand.php:398

Environment:

• Laravel-Code-Generator Version: 2.3.#
• Laravel Version: 5.6.#

Description:

When having models with more depth then just App\Models you cant create resource from existing database.

Steps/Commands To Reproduce:

php artisan resource-file:from-database "\App\Models\Test\Some" --table-name=tests --translation-for=en,sr

Content Of The Resource-File:

(Laravel 5.4, code-generator master branch)

While trying to create the definitions file from a MySql database using the command php artisan create:fields-file whatever-my-table-name I get this error (pasted from the log):

local.ERROR: exception 'ErrorException' with message 'Undefined variable: column' in [LaravelAppPath]/vendor/crestapps/laravel-code-generator/src/DatabaseParsers/ParserBase.php:96

(while comparing, with a quick look, the BaseParser / MysqlParser classes methods with the ones in SQLServerParser, it seems something is missing)

P.S. BTW, great package - I like the clean and effective code of the stubs

Environment:

• Laravel-Code-Generator Version:2.2.7
• Laravel Version: 5.6.12

Description:

Attempting to create custom template as suggested in procedures.

Steps/Commands To Reproduce:

Specifically trying to create a modified model.stub to add use Cviebrock\EloquentSluggable\Sluggable; and use Sluggable;along the lines of what is currently done with soft deletes. Could not find any procedures for adding such options. Tried simply entering the information in the model.stub, but the model output had blank space where I had entered the information.

Ultimately, there would probably be many other modifications that would be desirable, but without instructions on how to do it, it's simply a matter of wandering blindly in the dark.

Content Of The Resource-File:

See attached text file. entities.txt

You've got a fantastic generator, far better than most of what I've seen in the Laravel ecosystem that just produce stubs without any content, the type of thing that you can almost type in faster than using the extension. I hope you'll keep up all the great work! It would be really helpful to have some clearer instructions on making custom templates, but I want to say that the rest of your instructions are, just like the generator itself, far superior to most of what I've seen in the Laravel arena. Having worked with Yii2 for many, many years, I'm glad to see that Laravel is finally catching up!

Environment:

• Laravel-Code-Generator Version: 2.4.5
• Laravel Version: 8.63.0

Description:

I ran a command: php artisan resource-file:from-database User

I got an error: Class 'CrestApps\CodeGenerator\Traits\Str' not found at C:\laragon\www\dentit\vendor\crestapps\laravel-code-generator\src\Traits\Migration.php:119

Fix

I fixed it with importing Str class in Migration trait: vendor/crestapps/laravel-code-generator/src/Traits/Migration.php:8 --> use CrestApps\CodeGenerator\Support\Str;

I tried to run examples from doc, but got error as below:

php artisan fields-file:create AssetCategory --names=id,name,description,is_active --translation-for=en,ar

it's OK, json was created but then:

php artisan create:resources AssetCategory

and something goes wrong with creating views

Scaffolding resources for asset category...
A model was crafted successfully.
A controller was crafted successfully.
The routes were added successfully.
Crafting views...

                                                                               
  [ErrorException]                                                             
  Argument 2 passed to CrestApps\CodeGenerator\HtmlGenerators\StandardHtml::g  
  etLabelElement() must be an instance of CrestApps\CodeGenerator\Models\Labe  
  l, boolean given, called in /var/www/crestappdev/vendor/crestapps/laravel-c  
  ode-generator/src/HtmlGenerators/HtmlGeneratorBase.php on line 723 and defi  
  ned

Hi Today I found this Laravel generator and I'm very impressed... It can do much better than a lot older InfyOm or scaffold-interface. Respect - good job!

So far, one option does not work for me - generating language files. When create resources with options like this: --lang-file-name=products --translation-for=en,pl

No files are created in lang folder and direct english labels are used in Views. I expected, that lang file (lang/products.php) will be created and __('label_name') will be used in Views files. Am i doing something wrong?

Before you submit an issue please read this

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Environment:

• Laravel-Code-Generator Version: 2.4.9
• Laravel Version: 9.45.1

Description:

In this template "laravel-code-generator/templates/default/layout.stub" reference is made to Bootstrap 3.3.6

Environment:

• Laravel-Code-Generator Version: v2.4.4
• Laravel Version: v8.64.0

Description:

Following the documentation, this command php artisan resource-file:create could not work with --relations parameters.

Steps:

php artisan resource-file:append Post --fields="name:another" --relations="name:comments;type:hasMany;field:title;params:App\Models\Comment|post_id|id"

Running the cammand above would generate

ErrorException

Undefined offset: 1

The culprit seems to be the line below

  at ...\crestapps\laravel-code-generator\src\Models\ForeignRelationship.php:490
    486▕             if (!str_contains($part, ':')) {
    487▕                 continue;
    488▕             }
    489▕ 
  ➜ 490▕             list($key, $value) = Str::split([':', '='], $part);
    491▕ 
    492▕             if (($isParams = in_array($key, ['params', 'param'])) || str_contains($value, '|')) {
    493▕                 $value = explode('|', $value);
    494▕

A quick dirty fix was changing the line to:

list($key, $value) = Str::split(':', $part);

Before you submit an issue please read this

This repository is only for reporting bugs or issues. If you need support, please use Stack Overflow using laravel-code-generator tag (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/laravel-code-generator)

Please provide us with details by completing the following requirements. Issues with not enough info are likely to be closed without resolution.

Environment:

• Laravel-Code-Generator Version: 2.4.4
• Laravel Version: 7.23.0

Description:

When generating migration, that contains a reference to users table id getting error incorrectly formed error. since laravel 7.x id() returns bigIncrements field.

Steps/Commands To Reproduce:

change the database engine to InnoDB. Then add a field to migration file something like created_by that references id on users table. Then run the migration.

Content Of The Resource-File:

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When I create a scaffold for a model name "Dummy", the route name are like:

'dummies.dummy.index' 'dummies.dummy.create' etc...

Describe the solution you'd like

I think should be like:

'dummies.index' 'dummies.create' etc...

Or am I missing something?

I run the following commands, without any customization of config or anything else:

php artisan resource-file:create Dummy --fields=id,name,description,folder,filename,is_active
php artisan create:scaffold Dummy --with-migration

Also since there is usage of group(), name base could be added like so:

Route::group([
    'prefix' => 'dummies',
    'name' => 'dummies.',
], function () {
    Route::get('/', 'DummiesController@index')
         ->name('index');
    Route::get('/', 'DummiesController@index')
         ->name('create');
//...etc...
});