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laravel-liberu/cli
Command-line toolkit for the Laravel Liberu ecosystem, providing artisans and console commands for scaffolding, generating boilerplate, and running common maintenance tasks so Liberu-based applications can be set up and managed faster.
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Frequently asked questions about Cli
- What is laravel-liberu/cli used for?
- It is a command-line toolkit for the Laravel Liberu ecosystem. It provides Artisan and console commands for scaffolding, generating boilerplate, and running common maintenance tasks so Liberu-based applications can be set up and managed faster.
- How do I install laravel-liberu/cli with Composer?
- Install it as a Composer dependency in your Laravel project using composer require laravel-liberu/cli. In a typical Laravel setup, package auto-discovery registers the service provider and commands automatically. If your application disables auto-discovery, register the package service provider manually in your application configuration.
- Which Laravel versions does laravel-liberu/cli support?
- The supported Laravel and PHP versions are defined in the package's composer.json and release notes. Check the repository before installing, because constraints can change between major releases. Match the package version to the Laravel version used by your application.
- Can I use laravel-liberu/cli in a plain Laravel app outside the Liberu ecosystem?
- It is designed for Liberu applications, so its commands may assume Liberu packages, conventions, or directory structures. Some commands may work in a standard Laravel application, but the toolkit is not positioned as a general-purpose Laravel scaffolder. Expect the best results when used within the intended Liberu stack.
- What Artisan commands does laravel-liberu/cli provide?
- The toolkit focuses on scaffolding, generating boilerplate, and running common maintenance tasks for Liberu projects. Exact command names and options are listed in the repository README and can be confirmed with php artisan list after installation. Review each command's help output before running it against an existing application.
- Is laravel-liberu/cli suitable for production use?
- It is primarily a development and setup tool for scaffolding and maintenance. Running its commands in production should be deliberate, with backups and a review of what each command changes. Treat generated files and maintenance operations like any other code change and test them before deployment.
- How is laravel-liberu/cli different from laravel new or other Laravel scaffolders?
- laravel new creates a fresh stock Laravel application, while laravel-liberu/cli targets Liberu-specific setup and boilerplate. Use the Liberu CLI when you want the ecosystem conventions and supporting structure applied rather than a plain Laravel skeleton. They solve related but different scaffolding problems.
- How do I verify laravel-liberu/cli is installed and working?
- After Composer installation, run php artisan list and look for the commands provided by the package. Run any scaffolding or maintenance command in a disposable or version-controlled environment first. Review the changes before committing them to your project.
- Does laravel-liberu/cli require other Liberu packages?
- The package is part of the Laravel Liberu ecosystem, so some commands may expect Liberu packages or application conventions to be present. Composer will resolve declared dependencies, but you should review the repository documentation for any ecosystem assumptions. Using it alongside the intended Liberu stack gives the most predictable results.
- Is laravel-liberu/cli actively maintained and where do I report issues?
- Check the GitHub repository for recent commits, releases, and open issues to gauge maintenance activity. Report bugs or feature requests through the repository's issue tracker with your Laravel, PHP, and package versions. Confirm compatibility with your application before adopting it in a long-lived project.
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