Introduction

How it works?

Requirements

Installation

composer require dragon-code/laravel-data-dumper

{"require": {"dragon-code/laravel-data-dumper":"^1.0"    }}

Configuration

return [/*    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------    | Schema Settings    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------    |    | This block will contain the names of the tables for which it is    | necessary to export data along with the table schema.    |    */'schema' => ['tables' => [// 'foo',// 'bar',// App\Models\Article::class,// 'qwerty1' => ['column_name_1', 'database/foo'],// 'qwerty2' => ['column_name_2', __DIR__ . '/../bar'],        ],    ],];

Note

If you need to delete files from a folder to which a table is related (for example, themigrations table),you can specify an array of two values in the parameter, where the first element should be the name of the columncontaining the file name, and the second element should be absolute or relative folder path.

Warning

Laravel 11.35.2 and below does not know how to report the presence of the--prune parameter when calling theartisan schema:dump console command, so specifying paths to folders will always delete files from them.

Starting with Laravel version 11.36, files will be deleted only when calling the console command with the--prune parameter.

License