Laravel Nova tool for running Artisan & Shell commands.

This Nova tool lets you run artisan and bash commands directly from nova.

This is an extended version of the original package Nova Command Runner by guratr

Features

• Run predefined artisan and shell commands
• Run custom artisan and shell commands
• Use variables while running commands
• Prompt the user to specify optional flags while running commands
• Use predefined values for variables using a select box or prompt the user to enter a value for the variable.
• Keep track of command run history
• No database changes required. Everything is managed from a single config file.
• Queue long running commands

Installation

You can install the nova tool in to a Laravel app that uses Nova via composer:

composer require binarybuilds/nova-advanced-command-runner

Next up, you must register the tool with Nova. This is typically done in the tools method of the NovaServiceProvider.

// in app/Providers/NovaServiceProvder.php

// ...

public function tools()
{
    return [
        // ...
        new \BinaryBuilds\NovaAdvancedCommandRunner\CommandRunner,
    ];
}

Publish the config file:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="BinaryBuilds\NovaAdvancedCommandRunner\ToolServiceProvider"

Add your commands to config/nova-advanced-command-runner.php

Usage

Click on the "Command Runner" menu item in your Nova app to see the tool.

Configuration

All the configuration is managed from a single configuration file located in config/nova-advanced-command-runner.php

Adding Commands

All the commands which needs to be easily accessible should be defined in the commands array in the configuration file.

Command Options

• run : command to run (E.g. route:cache)
• type : button class (primary, secondary, success, danger, warning, info, light, dark, link)
• group: Group name (optional)
• variables : Array of variables used in the command(optional)
• command_type : Type of the command.(artisan or bash. Default artisan)
• flags : Array of optional flags for the command(optional)

Examples

'commands' => [


    // Basic command
     'Clear Cache' => [
         'run' => 'cache:clear', 
         'type' => 'danger', 
         'group' => 'Cache',
     ],
     
     
     
     // Bash command
      'Disk Usage' => [
          'run' => 'df -h', 
          'type' => 'danger', 
          'group' => 'Statistics',
          'command_type' => 'bash'
      ],
     
     
     
     
     // Command with variable   
     'Clear Cache' => [
         'run' => 'cache:forget {cache key}', 
         'type' => 'danger', 
         'group' => 'Cache'
     ],
     
     
     
     
    // Command with advanced variable customization
    'Clear Cache' => [
        'run' => 'cache:forget {cache key}', 
        'type' => 'danger', 
        'group' => 'Cache',
        'variables' => [
            [
                'label' =>  'cache key' // This needs to match with variable defined in the command,
                'field' => 'select' // Allowed values (text,number,tel,select,date,email,password),
                'options' => [
                    'blog-cache' => 'Clear Blog Cache', 
                    'app-cache' => 'Clear Application Cache'
                ],
                'placeholder' => 'Select An Option'
            ]
        ]
    ],
    
    
    
    
    // Command with flags
    'Run Migrations' => [
        'run' => 'migrate --force', 
        'type' => 'danger', 
        'group' => 'Migration',
    ],
    
    
    
    
    // Command with optional flags
    'Run Migrations' => [
        'run' => 'migrate', 
        'type' => 'danger', 
        'group' => 'Migration',
        'flags' => [ 
        
            // These optional flags will be prompted as a checkbox for the user
            // And will be appended to the command if the user checks the checkbox
            
            '--force' => 'Force running in production' 
        ]
    ],
    
    
    
    
    // Command with help text
    'Run Migrations' => [
        'run' => 'migrate --force', 
        'type' => 'danger', 
        'group' => 'Migration',
        
        // You can also add html for help text.
        'help' => 'This is a destructive operation. Proceed only if you really know what you are doing.'
    ],
    
    
    
    // Queueing commands
    'Clear Cache' => [ 'run' => 'cache:clear --should-queue', 'type' => 'danger', 'group' => 'Cache' ],
    
        
        
    // Queueing commands on custom queue and connection
    'Clear Cache' => [ 'run' => 'cache:clear --should-queue --cr-queue=high --cr-connection=database', 'type' => 'danger', 'group' => 'Cache' ],
]

Other Customizations

    
    // Limit the command run history to latest 10 runs
    'history'  => 10,
  
    
    
    // Tool name displayed in the navigation menu
    'navigation_label' => 'Command Runner',
    
    
    
    // Any additional info to display on the tool page. Can contain string and html.
    'help' => '',
   
    
    
    // Allow running of custom artisan and bash(shell) commands
    'custom_commands' => ['artisan','bash'],
  
  
  
    // Allow running of custom artisan commands only(disable custom bash(shell) commands)
    'custom_commands' => ['artisan'],
  
  
  
    // Allow running of custom bash(shell) commands only(disable custom artisan commands)
    'custom_commands' => ['bash'],
  
  
  
      // Disable running of custom commands.
    'custom_commands' => [],

Screenshots

Credits

• Srinath Reddy Dudi(Author & Maintainer)
• guratr(Author of original package)

Contributing

Thank you for considering contributing to this package! Please create a pull request with your contributions with detailed explanation of the changes you are proposing.

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.