Controller

You can generate a controller by running the following command.

php artisan next:controller Blog Blog

INFO

Generated controller will be at app/Modules/BlogModule/Http/Controllers/BlogController.php

Arguments

• controller — name of the generated controller file (Controller is appended when missing)
• module — name of the module where the controller will be generated (Module is appended when missing)

Options

• --force — overwrites an existing file at the same path. See more at:
  • ControllerMakeCommand.php

Serving features

WARNING

The controller must extend Laranex\NextLaravel\Cores\Controller to use the serve method.

serve(string|object $feature, array $arguments = []): mixed dispatches the feature synchronously and returns whatever its handle method returns. Pass an instance, or a class name together with the constructor arguments (positional or named). Dependencies type-hinted on handle (such as a form request) are resolved from the container.

use App\Modules\BlogModule\Features\StoreBlogFeature;
use Laranex\NextLaravel\Cores\Controller;

class BlogController extends Controller
{
    public function store()
    {
        return $this->serve(StoreBlogFeature::class);
        // Or pass an instance:
        // return $this->serve(new StoreBlogFeature());
    }
}

Cores\Controller also uses Laravel's ValidatesRequests trait, so $this->validate() is available.