This repository contains a collection of useful PowerShell aliases for working with Laravel projects. These aliases help streamline common tasks, saving you time and making your development workflow more efficient.

• Project Navigation

  • laravel: Navigate to your Laravel project directory

• Artisan Commands

  • art: Run php artisan commands
  • migrate: Run php artisan migrate
  • migrate:fresh: Run php artisan migrate:fresh
  • migrate:rollback: Run php artisan migrate:rollback
  • tinker: Run php artisan tinker
  • serve: Run php artisan serve
  • route:list: Run php artisan route:list

• Composer Commands

  • comp: Run composer
  • comp:install: Run composer install
  • comp:update: Run composer update
  • comp:dump: Run composer dump-autoload

• NPM/Yarn Commands

  • npm:install: Run npm install
  • npm:run: Run npm run
  • yarn:install: Run yarn install
  • yarn:dev: Run yarn run dev
  • yarn:prod: Run yarn run prod

• Laravel Mix Commands

  • mix:dev: Run npm run dev
  • mix:watch: Run npm run watch
  • mix:prod: Run npm run prod

1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/ErradiAbderrahmnan99/PowerShellAliases.git

2. Navigate to the directory:

   cd PowerShellAliases

3. Copy the LaravelAliases.ps1 script to a location of your choice.

4. Open your PowerShell profile script for editing:

   notepad $PROFILE

   If your profile does not exist, PowerShell will prompt you to create a new file. Click "Yes".

5. Add the following line to your profile script to import the aliases:

   . "C:\path\to\LaravelAliases.ps1"

   Replace C:\path\to with the actual path to LaravelAliases.ps1.

6. Save and close the profile script.

After adding the aliases to your PowerShell profile, you can use them directly in your PowerShell terminal. For example:

• Start the Laravel development server:

  serve

• Run migrations:

  migrate

• Open an interactive shell with tinker:

  tinker

Feel free to contribute to this repository by submitting issues or pull requests. Any improvements or additional aliases are welcome!

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.