add-exports

To add import and export functionality to a Laravel package, you can use a scaffolding tool to automatically generate contracts, implementations, and views, then wire them into your service provider bindings for immediate use.

Scaffolding import and export contracts in PHP is best handled by automating the generation of contract interfaces, class implementations, and configuration updates, ensuring a standardized and repeatable pattern across your packages.

Yes, this code generation tool updates the service provider by automatically wiring the newly generated import and export contracts and implementations into the existing package bindings.

You can generate views for model-specific import and export capabilities by pointing a scaffolding generator at your target package path, which creates the required views and contract implementations automatically.

Yes, you can use this to add import and export scaffolding to an existing Bespoke package by providing the target package path, allowing the tool to generate and wire all necessary components seamlessly.

Contracts and service provider bindings for package exports are needed to establish a standardized, decoupled architecture that ensures import and export implementations are properly resolved and wired into the Laravel application lifecycle.