Simple bash script to create a new Laravel project, create a git repo, push it and configure/run Homestead & Vagrant.
I frequently create new Laravel projects, and tire of having to run the same set of commands over and over again. This script wraps it all up.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| new_laravel_project.sh | Creates a new project, if no options specified it will prompt for options. |
Feel free to adjust to your own needs. If you make changes that would be useful to others then pull requests will be welcomed.
The script is not marked as executable by default, if you wish to do so use: chmod +x new_laravel_project.sh
I like to keep my projects in a folder set like this: Awesome/awesome with the top level (capitalised) folder giving me a place to add any miscellaneous files that will not be added to the git repository, and the lowercase folder inside being the actual code/git repository. As such this script expects you to specify the project name in lowercase and it will automatically create the aforementioned folder structure. If you don't like this, do change it as you require.
Options:
-n|--name Name of the project (it expects lowercase)
-r|--repo-url Optional: Git repository URL to push to
-u|--vagrant-up Optional: Run "vagrant up"
-e|--edit-homestead Optional: Prompt to edit the Homestead.yaml file
-i|--interactive Optional: Run interactively
-y|--no-prompts Optional: Run without any confirmation
Example:
$ bash new_laravel_project.sh --name SomeProjectName --repo-url [email protected]:myusername/myproject.git --edit-homestead --vagrant-up
Feel free to get in touch with feedback: @cosmicvibes
