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Ever used php artisan list to see what commands are available, or to remind yourself of a command's signature, but found yourself trawling through the long list of built-in Laravel commands? Easily filter them out by only showing your own artisan commands with php artisan list --mine.

Installation

composer require ascend/laravel-artisan-list-mine

The package will automatically register itself via Laravel's package discovery.

Usage

Use the --mine flag with the list command to show only your application's commands:

php artisan list --mine

This filters out:

• Built-in Laravel commands (make:*, migrate, etc.)
• Commands from vendor packages
• Any command not defined in your configured namespaces (default: App\)

Example Output

Laravel Framework 12.x

Usage:
  command [options] [arguments]

Options:
  ...
  --mine            Only show application commands (excludes vendor)
  ...

Available commands:
 app
  app:sync-data        Synchronize data from external API
  app:generate-report  Generate monthly reports
 orders
  orders:process       Process pending orders

Configuration

By default, commands in the App\ namespace are considered application commands. If your project uses additional namespaces (e.g., Domain\, Modules\), publish the config file:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=artisan-list-mine-config

Then edit config/artisan-list-mine.php:

return [
    'namespaces' => [
        'App\\',
        'Domain\\',
        'Modules\\',
    ],
];

How It Works

The package identifies "application commands" by:

1. Checking if the command class is in a configured namespace
2. Checking if the command has a handler/action in a configured namespace (for closure-based or action-based commands)

Requirements

• PHP 8.0+
• Laravel 9.0+

Testing

composer test

License

MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.