Operation Helper

To quickly call operations from other code, you can use the OperationHelper helper function.

Execution of all

This will execute any operations not performed earlier:

use DragonCode\LaravelDeployOperations\Helpers\OperationHelper;

OperationHelper::run();

For example,

2022_10_14_000001_test1
foo/2022_10_14_000002_test2
foo/2022_10_14_000003_test3
bar/2022_10_14_000004_test4
2022_10_14_000004_test5

Performing operations in a folder

This will execute all previously unexecuted operations in the specified folder:

use DragonCode\LaravelDeployOperations\Helpers\OperationHelper;

OperationHelper::run('foo');

// also you can use a real path
OperationHelper::run(__DIR__ . '/../foo', realpath: true);

For example,

foo/2022_10_14_000002_test2
foo/2022_10_14_000003_test3

Performing a specific operation

use DragonCode\LaravelDeployOperations\Helpers\OperationHelper;

OperationHelper::run('foo/2022_10_14_000002_test2');
// or
OperationHelper::run('foo/2022_10_14_000002_test2.php');

// also you can use a real path
OperationHelper::run(__DIR__ . '/../foo/2022_10_14_000002_test2', realpath: true);
// or
OperationHelper::run(__DIR__ . '/../foo/2022_10_14_000002_test2.php', realpath: true);

For example,

foo/2022_10_14_000002_test2

Laravel Idea support

If you are using JetBrains PhpStorm with the Laravel Idea plugin installed, you can use the operation function to autocomplete.

03 April 2025