Laravel | Artisan Console Introduction

Teams applying “Laravel | Artisan Console Introduction” in a production project can use the full explanation to record implementation, review and debugging time, then compare that effort with tests and shipped functionality instead of treating activity as performance by itself.

Before copying the example into a live application, confirm version-specific behaviour with the official Laravel website and test it against the project’s actual database and runtime.

Hello Dev,

This artical is laravel has its own Command Line interface called Artisan.

Its like a Linux command line but the commands are helpful for building a Laravel application.

With this command-line tool, we can make models, controllers, and can do data migrations and many more. First, we will have to change the directory in your command line console (i.e. cmd on windows or terminal on Linux/Mac) or any other CLI software, to the directory of your Laravel app.

All artisan commands: Then by writing ‘php artisan list’ in the console, we will be able to see all the artisan commands that can be used. We can also write ‘php artisan’ and press enter, to display all the available commands in the artisan console. With this command, we will be able to see a long list of commands that the php artisan supports.

Let's start following command.

Command:

php artisan list

or

php artisan

Output:

To get help : If we want to know more about any command then we can write:

Command :

php artisan help

or

php artisan help make:model

Output:

Version check: If we want to know the version of our Laravel app then we can write ‘-V‘ option.

Command:

php artisan -V

Output:

Make commands: If these are not enough, then we can make our own command by using make:command. Know more of it by using the help command as described above in To get help section.

Command:

php artisan make:controller

Console Environment: There is one console environment that the Artisan provides and that is tinker.

The Tinker gives you an environment with the help of which the user can interact with the Laravel application and gives a simple way to access the data in the database.

Command:

php artisan tinker

Output: