package-dev

To scaffold a Laravel package, this skill generates a complete directory structure including src, tests, config, and migrations. It creates ServiceProvider, Facade, and composer.json templates aligned with Laravel conventions to reduce boilerplate setup time.

Yes, you can set up Pest and Orchestra Testbench for Laravel package testing. The skill configures the testing environment, handles migration setups, and establishes release workflows to ensure your package meets standard testing conventions.

Publishing a Laravel package to Packagist requires a standard composer.json template and configured release workflows. This skill enforces ServiceProvider and Facade patterns while generating the necessary publishable resources for Packagist distribution.

Yes, the Laravel package scaffolding supports generating publishable resources. It creates config files, database migrations, and documentation alongside the src directory, ensuring your package has all necessary components for distribution.

The best way to reduce Laravel package boilerplate is using a guided scaffolding skill. It instantly generates standard composer.json templates, ServiceProvider patterns, and complete testing setups, eliminating manual configuration and repetitive file creation.

Guided templates for Laravel package development enforce standard conventions for ServiceProvider, Facade, and composer.json structures. They prevent configuration errors, ensure proper Pest testing setup, and reduce the boilerplate and setup time associated with manual package initialization.