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Laravale commands



#Check route list
php artisan route:list

#Check upload files links
php artisan storage:link 

#Check database connected or not
php artisan db

#Make Request file
php artisan make:request YourNameRequest

#Make Controller
#(In this statement you used -r -> resources and -m -> model. It will create CustomersController and Customers Model files)
php artisan make:controller CustomersController -r -m Customers

#Make Resource file
php artisan make:resource CustomersResource

#To check migration files status that those files are running or not with below commands
php artisan migrate:status

#To check if there is any pending migrate files to run
#(also this command shows us the mysql query before running migration file)
php artisan migrate --pretend 

#To make a database table (in this example Products name as taken)
php artisan make:migration create_products_table

#To create a Request file
php artisan make:request StoreProductRequest
php artisan make:request UpdateProductRequest

#To create Resource file
php artisan make:resource ProductsResource


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