Validation generator for laravel project based on the table structure
Automatically add the validations for tables in the database
The package can easily be installed by running composer require vigneshc91/laravel-validation-generator in your project’s root folder.
If you are running a version of Laravel < 5.5 also make sure you add Vigneshc91\LaravelValidationGenerator\ValidationGeneratorServiceProvider::class to the providers array in config/app.php.
This will register the artisan command that will be available to you.
Generating the validation is easy, simply run php artisan laravel-validation:generate in your project root. This will create a request file and save it in the requests directory.
If you wish to generate validation only for specific tables, you can pass a table using —tables, for example php artisan laravel-validation:generate --tables='users,addresses'
If you wish to ignore specific tables, you can pass a ignore-table using —ignore-tables, for example php artisan laravel-validation:generate --ignore-tables='users,addresses'
If you wish to ignore specific columns, you can pass a ignore-columns using —ignore-columns, for example php artisan laravel-validation:generate --ignore-columns='user_id,address_id'
If you wish to change the directory of creating the request file, you can pass a directory using —dir, for example php artisan laravel-validation:generate --dir='V1'
If you wish to change the suffix of creating the request file, you can pass a suffix using —suffix, for example php artisan laravel-validation:generate --suffix='Create'
If you wish to change the format of the output, you can pass a format using —format, for example php artisan laravel-validation:generate --format='file'
Format options are:fileconsole