Automate creation and management of Laravel action classes.
npx skills add https://github.com/PTKDrake/FIT-vmu --skill laravel-actions-ptkdrake
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: laravel-actions Source: https://github.com/PTKDrake/FIT-vmu/tree/main/.agents/skills/laravel-actions Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PTKDrake/FIT-vmu --skill laravel-actions-ptkdrake
This Skill provides a structured approach to Laravel's domain logic, enabling efficient action-oriented architecture for creating, modifying, and managing actions, business logic, or domain operations.
Use the laravel-actions skill to create a new action for user registration by running the command: php artisan make:action RegisterUserAction
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Action-oriented architecture structures business logic by encapsulating domain operations in invokable classes. This approach ensures clear separation of concerns and maintainable code for scalable Laravel applications.
The best way to create domain-driven actions is using the command: php artisan make:action. This generates a class to encapsulate a single task, such as user registration or order processing, ensuring type safety.
Yes, you can build composable workflows by chaining actions together. This enables complex domain operations while maintaining strict typing and database transactions for reliable Laravel workflows.
Yes, you need the Laravel framework and PHP for execution. This approach automates the creation and management of domain operations, requiring Laravel to function properly.
Use action classes when you need clear separation of concerns for complex domain logic. They are suitable for scalable applications where each action must be responsible for a single task, ensuring maintainable workflows.
Separating domain logic into actions improves scalability by isolating business operations into single-responsibility classes. This ensures type-safe, transactional code that keeps complex workflows clear and maintainable.
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