laravel:bootstrap-check

To check if your Laravel project uses Sail or host tools, run an environment detection check from the project root. The system identifies if Sail is present and outputs the matched command pairs for Artisan, Composer, and PNPM for the current session.

For Laravel Sail and local environments, command pairing outputs matched commands for common tasks like Artisan and Composer. This ensures your workflow remains consistent by providing the correct invocation syntax for the detected environment.

Yes, you can verify if database and cache services are reachable in Laravel Sail. The environment check provides simple smoke checks to confirm core services are reachable, ensuring your development or CI context operates correctly before running tasks.

Yes, Laravel Sail command detection works in CI pipelines. The environment check is applicable to Laravel projects in development or CI contexts, correctly determining the toolchain and surfacing the appropriate commands for automated environments.

You need to detect Laravel Sail versus host tools before running PNPM commands to ensure execution within the correct toolchain. Environment detection determines if Sail is present, preventing command failures by surfacing the proper matched command pairs for the current project setup.

The best way to surface consistent commands for common Laravel tasks is using an environment detection tool. It determines if Sail is present and prints matched command pairs for Artisan, Composer, and PNPM, keeping workflows consistent across the project.