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Learn how to automatically add `if` conditions in your Laravel resource controller methods using stubs. Follow these simple steps to customize your controller generation process!
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How to Automatically Add Conditions in Laravel Resource Controllers

When you're working on a Laravel project, you might find yourself generating resource controllers frequently. By default, running the command to create a new resource controller can lead to repetitive tasks, especially if you need to add specific logic like if conditions into each method. This guide will show you how to easily automate adding conditional logic when you generate resource controllers in Laravel.

The Problem

When you execute the command:

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The generated controller lacks the necessary conditions for authorization or other logical checks. You end up having to manually edit the generated controller code to include these if statements, which can be tedious and prone to error.

The Solution: Customizing Controller Stubs

Laravel provides an elegant solution to this issue by allowing you to define custom stubs for your controllers. By modifying these stubs, you can include the if conditions directly into the methods when you generate your resource controllers.

Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these simple steps to modify the default behavior of Laravel's resource controller generation:

Publish the Stubs:
To get started, you first need to publish the stub files that Laravel uses for generating controllers. Open your terminal and run:

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Locate the Stubs Directory:
After running the command, check your root directory. You should see a new directory named stubs. This directory contains various stub files including the default controller stub.

Modify the Controller Stub:
Inside the stubs directory, find and open the controller.stub file. This file contains the template Laravel uses to generate resource controllers. You will want to add your if conditions inside each of the relevant method stubs.

For example, you might modify the index method like this:

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Make sure to add similar conditions for each of the methods: create, store, show, edit, update, and destroy.

Generate the Controller:
Now that you've customized your stub, anytime you generate a new resource controller with the command:

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Your new methods will automatically include the if conditions as you specified in your modified controller.stub.

Conclusion

By leveraging Laravel's stub customization, you can streamline your controller creation process and reduce repetitive coding tasks. This approach not only saves time but also ensures consistency across your controllers, making your codebase cleaner and more maintainable.

Feel free to experiment with the stubs to add any other lines of code or comments that you frequently use. Happy coding with Laravel!