framework:make:collection

Type-safe collection classes enforce strict typing to prevent runtime errors when managing entity sets. Use framework:make:collection to automatically generate a final Collection class with built-in interfaces and traits for your specific entity, eliminating manual boilerplate and ensuring consistency across repositories and services.

Generated collections automatically implement AsListInterface, ToArrayInterface, CountInterface, and logging interfaces, plus base Collection traits with toArray and Countable methods. This provides counting, filtering, array conversion, and logging capabilities out of the box.

Yes. The Skill requires the Atournayre framework as a dependency and generates collections scoped to your entities. It integrates seamlessly with existing repositories, services, and controllers that use Atournayre traits and patterns.

Generated collections include an asList factory method for instantiation, toLog logging method for debugging, and counting methods (HasOneElementInterface, HasXElementsInterface, HasNoElementInterface). These enable type-safe querying, element inspection, and structured logging without custom implementation.

Manual collection classes require repetitive code for type safety, factories, and interface compliance. Generating them saves hours of boilerplate, ensures consistency across your codebase, and automatically applies Atournayre best practices like immutability and final class declarations.