Laravel Schema

This package will help to display database schema information from terminal.

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Installation

Via Composer

$ composer require thedevsaddam/laravel-schema

Install manually (add the line to composer.json file)

"thedevsaddam/laravel-schema": "^2.0"

Then open your terminal and hit the command

composer update

Add the following line to config/app.php file's providers array

Thedevsaddam\LaravelSchema\LaravelSchemaServiceProvider::class,

For lumen open bootstrap/app.php and add the line below

$app->register(Thedevsaddam\LaravelSchema\LaravelSchemaServiceProvider::class);

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Available commands / Features

1. php artisan schema:help Display the available commands and usages.
2. php artisan schema:simple Display overall tables with total rows count.
3. php artisan schema:list Display all the available tables. schema information in list (please see details below).
4. php artisan schema:show Display all the available tables schema information in tabular form (please see details below).
5. php artisan schema:table --t=yourTableName or --t=Namespace\\Model Display a table's paginated data (please see details below).
6. php artisan schema:query --r="wirte your raw sql query in double quote" Perform a sql query.
7. php artisan schema:monitor Display database server status.

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Usage in details

Show Schema information in tabular form

 php artisan schema:show

Example output: Schema information in tabular form

If you want to see a specific table then pass table name or Namespace\\Model

 php artisan schema:show --t=tableName or --t=Namespace\\Model

Note: Same condition will be applied for tables list view

Show Schema information in List

 php artisan schema:list

Example output: Schema information in list

Avaliable Options in show and list:

• --t=tableName or -t tableName to provide table name or Namespace\Model
• --c=connectionName or -c connectionName to provide connection name

Show Table names and total rows

 php artisan schema:simple

Example output: Tables name with rows count

Note: You may pass --c=connectionName or -c connectionName to display a specific connection schema info

Show table definition

 php artisan schema:table --t=tableName or --t=Namespace\\Model

Example output: Table definition with default page and limit

Avaliable Options in table:

• --t=tableName or -t tableName to provide table name or Namespace\\Model (e.g: --t=App\\User or --t=users).
• --p=pageNumber or -p PageNumber to provide current page which you want to see
• --o=orderBy or -o orderBy to provide orderBy clause against a column (e.g: --o=id:desc or --o=id:asc [default asc]).
• --l=rowsLimitPerPage or -l rowsLimitPerPage to provide number of rows you want to display (e.g: --l=20).
• --c=connectionName or -c connectionName to provide connection name
• --w=widthOfTableCell or -w widthOfTableCell to provide character length of cell to show in tables (numeric [default=10]).
• --s=columnName to provide the column to display, you can provide comma (,) separated names to display (e.g: --s=name or --s=id,name).

php artisan schema:table --t=countries --p=4 --o=id:desc --l=25

Perform raw sql query

 php artisan schema:query --r="your sql query"

Example output: Query result will be dumped in console

Avaliable Options in query:

• --r=yourRawQuery or -r yourRawQuery to provide your raw sql query (e.g: --r="select * from someTable limit 20").
• --c=connectionName or -c connectionName to provide connection name (e.g: --c=mysql or -c sqlite)

Monitor database server

 php artisan schema:monitor

Example output: Showing the database status

You can pass --i=integerNumber as refresh time interval and --c=ConnectionName as well

 php artisan schema:monitor --i=3 --c=secondaryDatabase

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License

The laravel-schema is a open-source software licensed under the MIT License.

Thank you :)