Laravel Shift Blueprint: Generate CRUD from YAML File

Thank you!!!!

I want to create an e-commerce website with Laravel APIs and a third-party react frontend. Do you think this will work

This a such a huge time saver for me, during design phase I usually make the DB desing in YAML first and then add/update according to requirements and once finalised I start making the migration and models manually, now I can generate models, migrations, controllers also 🤯🤯🤯
count me in already

Thanks for sharing such a useful content, need some hep in another issue

SomeModel::with('SomeRelation')->select( 'first_column' , 'second_column')->get();

when i try to run above query, SomeRelation return as null

SomeModel::with('SomeRelation')->get();

If i remove select from the query then it works fine, Can you please explain this why?

Thank you 💞

Very nice content to me.

Why we need human-readible thing? We are devs, look like humans but are actually not. 🤣 Fun aside, I guess it is useful. Thanks for the video.

Hate yaml

what's the deal with YAML? it's a terrible language with tons of caveats and scarily high chance of making mistakes and yet it's the goto choice for CI/CD tools and things like that... just why?
and no, it's absolutely not readable, due to lack of braces and proper array syntax it's a complete mess

Does it have option to choose if it's a web or api based creation? Additionally adding it to api routes and creating and returning resources.

Client conversation -> Dry Wipe Board - > Wireframe -> DB Schema/DDL -> YAML - > Blueprint -> Laravel -> App -> Deploy -> Invoice -> GetPaid .... gets ever nearer? 🧐😂

php artisan blueprint:build clientsApp.yaml -test -deploy -invoice -checkBankAccount 😁

(Only half joking ...)

Is it wrong to do the relationships only on models and eloquent and not in the database with the migrations?

sir, how can i return value with multiple pages ? example code
return view('user.index', compact('users');
return view('employee', compact('employees);

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It could be useful for some, but I generally don’t like pulling in a package just to save a few minutes. I like having more control over my migrations/views/factories/tests without having to learn the nuances of a third party package. For this sort of thing, Quick Admin Panel is much more useful imo

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Thanks for this

Sir,

Is it possible to generate services with laravel blueprint ?