###Laravel 4.* Modules Package

This package makes laravel can implement HMVC or modular. With this package, you can create a web application that is structured and easier to manage a large web application.

Open your composer.json file, and add the new required package.

"pingpong/modules": "dev-master" 

Next, open a terminal and run.

composer update 

After the composer updated. Add new service provider in app/config/app.php.

'Pingpong\Modules\ModulesServiceProvider' 

Finish.

laravel/
|-- app
|-- bootstrap
|-- modules
    |-- blog
        |-- config
        |-- controllers
        |-- database
            |-- migrations
            |-- seeds
        |-- models
        |-- tests
        |-- views
        |-- filters.php
        |-- routes.php
|-- vendor

After the installation is finished you will get a new artisan features for:

1. Creating new module.
2. Run migration from specified module.
3. Run database seeder from specified module.
4. Creating Controller
5. Creating migration

Note: Before creating a new module, run

php artisan module:setup

it will set the path and folder configuration module.

1. Create a new module.

Format: php artisan module:make <module-name>

php artisan module:make blog 

2. Creating Migration

Format: php artisan module:migrate-make <module-name> <table-name> --fields="<optional>"

php artisan module:migrate-make blog user --fields="username:string, password:string" 

3. Creating Controller

Format: php artisan module:controller-make <module-name> <controller-name>

php artisan module:controller-make blog Site 

It will be created SiteController on blog module.

4. Running migration

Format: php artisan module:migrate <module-name>

php artisan module:migrate blog 

5. Seeding database

Format: php artisan module:migrate-make <module-name>

php artisan module:db-seed blog 

When you creating a new module, it also creating a new namespace view, lang and config for that module. For example if you create a new module something like 'Blog' you can calling a lang, view and config like below:

Calling view:

View::make('<module-name>::<view-name>')

  View::make('blog::index');
  View::make('blog::content.index')

Calling config:

Config::get('<module-name>::<config>')

  Config::get('blog::site.author')

Calling lang

Lang::get('<module-name>::<lang>')

  Lang::get('blog::title')

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license