laravel-feature

To scaffold Laravel features using TDD, provide the feature name and basic requirements to generate models, migrations, factories, tests, validation rules, and Livewire components. The workflow enforces test-first implementation to ensure consistent architecture and reduce boilerplate.

Before generating CRUD modules with Livewire and Pest, you need a local environment running PHP, Composer, Node.js, and Laravel. You must also install Livewire and Pest tooling, along with configuring your project-specific dependencies, to support the automated generation process.

You can use this to generate tests and validation rules for complex business logic by guiding the process from initial planning through implementation to validation. It targets new CRUD features and complex logic, creating a maintainable skeleton ready for refinement.

The best way to ensure code quality when building new Laravel components is to enforce Pest tests and code-quality checks during the scaffolding process. This approach verifies reliable behavior and maintains consistent project conventions across the generated models and Livewire components.

This approach targets new CRUD features because it automates the creation of a complete, test-driven skeleton from scratch. Generating models, factories, and Livewire components from the start reduces boilerplate and enforces consistent architecture, making it less suited for retrofitting existing untested code.