- What does mosweed/laravel-auto-crud do?
- It is a Laravel package for automatic CRUD generation. From Eloquent models, it can scaffold controllers, models, migrations, routes, views, forms, and validation. The goal is to reduce boilerplate when building admin panels and back-office interfaces.
- How do I install mosweed/laravel-auto-crud?
- Install it with Composer using composer require mosweed/laravel-auto-crud. Then follow the package README for any service provider registration, configuration publishing, or setup steps. Exact installation details can vary by Laravel version, so use the repository instructions as the source of truth.
- Which Laravel versions are supported by mosweed/laravel-auto-crud?
- The provided overview does not specify supported Laravel versions. Check the package composer.json for its illuminate/support or laravel/framework constraints, and review the README for version notes. That will confirm compatibility before you add it to an application.
- How do I generate CRUD for an existing Eloquent model?
- The package is designed to generate CRUD from Eloquent models with a single command. You configure the fields and relationships you want included, then run the package's generation command. See the README for the exact command signature and model options.
- Can it generate views, forms, and validation, not just controllers and routes?
- Yes. The package description states that it can generate CRUD controllers, routes, views, forms, and validation from Eloquent models. It also scaffolds models and migrations as part of the CRUD generation workflow.
- How do I configure fields and relationships for generated CRUD?
- You define the fields and relationships that the generated CRUD should include, then let the package scaffold the corresponding code. The exact configuration format depends on the package's command options or config file, so check the README for supported field types and relationship definitions.
- Is mosweed/laravel-auto-crud good for admin panels and back-office interfaces?
- It is aimed at quickly building admin panels and back-office interfaces with less boilerplate. It can scaffold the common CRUD pieces, including forms, validation, views, controllers, and routes. You should still review and customize the generated code for your application's authorization and business rules.
- Does it generate migrations when I already have a database table?
- The package can scaffold migrations as part of CRUD generation. If your table already exists, review the generated migration before running it to avoid duplicate table creation. Check the README for any options to skip or adjust migration generation.
- How should I test generated CRUD before using it in production?
- Run the generator in a local or test environment first, then review every generated file. Run migrations against a test database and exercise create, read, update, and delete flows with feature tests. Also verify authorization, validation rules, and route protection before deploying.
- What are alternatives to mosweed/laravel-auto-crud?
- Alternatives include Laravel's built-in artisan make commands, other CRUD generator packages such as InfyOm Generators or Blueprint, and manually building resources. Compare supported Laravel versions, generated views, relationship handling, and maintenance activity before choosing. The best fit depends on whether you need full scaffolding or only code generation.