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garavel

v2.0.1

Published

Interactive Laravel project scaffolder — creates the app, wires the database, and installs the packages you actually use.

Readme

garavel

Interactive Laravel project scaffolder. Creates the app, wires the database into .env, and installs the packages you actually use.

npx garavel

No global install, no Yeoman. Requires Node >= 20, plus php and composer on your PATH.

What it asks

  • Project name — the directory to create
  • Laravel version — fetched live from Packagist, so the list never goes stale
  • Database — SQLite, MySQL/MariaDB, or PostgreSQL; the name you give is written into .env
  • API authentication — Sanctum, Passport, JWT, or none
  • Spatie packages — permission, medialibrary, activitylog, settings, backup, query-builder, data
  • Dev tooling — debugbar, ide-helper, larastan, Pest, Sail

Anything with a service provider gets its vendor:publish run automatically. On Laravel 11+, Sanctum and Passport go through php artisan install:api.

Upgrading from generator-garavel

generator-garavel was a Yeoman generator and is deprecated. This replaces it:

npm rm -g yo generator-garavel
npx garavel

Behaviour that changed:

  • The database name you type is now actually written to .env — the old generator prompted for it and dropped it.
  • vendor:publish now works. The old version passed PHP namespaces through a JS string that ate the backslashes, so every publish silently did nothing.
  • Laravel version choices come from Packagist instead of a hardcoded 5.5/5.6 list.

Development

npm test

License

MIT © Abdullah Ghanem