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Laravel Artisan Commands Cheatsheet

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Introduction

Artisan is the command-line interface included with Laravel, providing numerous commands to assist in building applications. This cheatsheet covers essential commands for various tasks such as creating models, migrations, controllers, and more.

General Commands

  • List All Commands
  php artisan list
  • Display Help for a Command
  php artisan help [command]
  • Display the Current Laravel Version
  php artisan --version

Environment

  • Cache Configuration
  php artisan config:cache
  • Clear Configuration Cache
  php artisan config:clear
  • Cache Routes
  php artisan route:cache
  • Clear Route Cache
  php artisan route:clear
  • Cache Views
  php artisan view:cache
  • Clear View Cache
  php artisan view:clear
  • Clear All Caches
  php artisan cache:clear

Database

  • Run All Migrations
  php artisan migrate
  • Rollback the Last Migration Operation
  php artisan migrate:rollback
  • Reset All Migrations
  php artisan migrate:reset
  • Refresh All Migrations
  php artisan migrate:refresh
  • Fresh Migration (Rollback and Run All)
  php artisan migrate:fresh
  • Run Specific Seeders
  php artisan db:seed --class=SeederClassName
  • Create a New Migration
  php artisan make:migration create_table_name
  • Create a New Seeder
  php artisan make:seeder SeederName
  • Create a New Factory
  php artisan make:factory FactoryName

Models, Controllers, and More

  • Create a New Model
  php artisan make:model ModelName
  • Create a Model with Migration
  php artisan make:model ModelName -m
  • Create a New Controller
  php artisan make:controller ControllerName
  • Create a Resource Controller
  php artisan make:controller ControllerName --resource
  • Create a New Middleware
  php artisan make:middleware MiddlewareName
  • Create a New Event
  php artisan make:event EventName
  • Create a New Listener
  php artisan make:listener ListenerName
  • Create a New Job
  php artisan make:job JobName
  • Create a New Command
  php artisan make:command CommandName

Development

  • Serve the Application Locally
  php artisan serve
  • Generate Application Key
  php artisan key:generate
  • Run Tests
  php artisan test
  • Optimize the Framework for Better Performance
  php artisan optimize
  • Clear Compiled Classes and Services
  php artisan clear-compiled

Queue and Jobs

  • Start Processing Jobs on the Queue
  php artisan queue:work
  • Restart Queue Worker Daemon
  php artisan queue:restart
  • Flush Failed Queue Jobs
  php artisan queue:flush

Miscellaneous

  • Create a New Notification
  php artisan make:notification NotificationName
  • Create a New Mail Class
  php artisan make:mail MailClassName
  • Create a New Policy
  php artisan make:policy PolicyName
  • Create a New Rule
  php artisan make:rule RuleName

Conclusion

This cheatsheet provides a quick reference to the essential Laravel Artisan commands needed for day-to-day development tasks. For more detailed usage, refer to the Laravel documentation.

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