spatie-package-skeleton

To scaffold a Laravel package using Spatie's skeleton templates, you bootstrap the package structure by applying standardized templates for config, migrations, service providers, and commands. This provides a repeatable workflow for package authors.

Standardizing PHP package structure is achieved by using Spatie's skeleton templates, which provide a consistent scaffold including configuration, migrations, commands, and service providers. This eliminates manual setup and enforces best practices.

Spatie's package skeleton supports both Laravel and vanilla PHP package scaffolds. It enables rapid prototyping and standardized best practices across different PHP project types using extensible components.

Yes, scaffolding a PHP package with Spatie's templates includes generating a structure with configuration, migrations, commands, and service providers. This applies to package authors needing customizable and extensible package components.

Bootstrapping a PHP package requires the Skill's SKILL.md frontmatter containing a name and description. You can also utilize optional scripts, references, and assets directories to coordinate tooling during the scaffolding process.

Using a package skeleton template eliminates manual setup and ensures a consistent scaffold for PHP and Laravel packages. It provides a repeatable workflow with templates for config, migrations, and service providers, standardizing package structure.