How to use artisan to make views in laravel 5.1 - laravel-5

I have been looking in the docs for a solution to make views with basic CURD operations but without much success.
I guess this might be pretty simple, but am missing something or not looking hard enough.
i can make models and controllers using the below artisan commands
php artisan make:model modelName
php artisan make:controller controllerName
But how do we make the basic CURD views. something like
php artisan make:views
cant find any doc for this. Please help

At the time of writing, there isn't a way to create views via artisan without writing your own command or using a third party package. You could write your own as already suggested or use sven/artisan-view.

if you are using laravel 5.1 or 5.2 this gist can help you make:view command just create command copy and paste the code from gist.
Step 1:
php artisan make:command MakeViewCommand
Step 2:
copy class from this gist
https://gist.github.com/umefarooq/ebc617dbf88260db1448

Laravel officially doesn't have any Artisan cammands for views.
But you could add third party plugins like Artisan View
Here's the link Artisan View
After adding this plugin to your project by the guide provided here you should be able to perform following cammands :
Create a view 'index.blade.php' in the default directory
$ php artisan make:view index
Create a view 'index.blade.php' in a subdirectory ('pages')
$ php artisan make:view pages.index
Create a view with a different file extension ('index.html')
$ php artisan make:view index --extension=html

There is very easy way to create a view(blade) file with php artisan make:view {view-name} command using Laravel More Command Package.
First Install Laravel More Command
composer require theanik/laravel-more-command --dev
Then Run
php artisan make:view {view-name}
For example
It create index.blade.php in resource/views directory
php artisan make:view index
It create index.blade.php in resource/views/user directory
php artisan make:view user/index
Thank you.

In v5.4 you need to create the command with:
php artisan make:command MakeView
and before you can use it, it must be registered in App/Console/Kernel like
protected $commands = [
Commands\MakeView::class
];
then you make a view like: php artisan make:view posts/create

To create a view (blade) file through command in laravel 8:
composer require theanik/laravel-more-command --dev
php artisan make:view abc.blade.php

You can install sven/artisan-view package to make view from CMD, to install package write this command:
composer require sven/artisan-view --dev
After installing it, you can make a single view or folder with all views that contain {index-create-update-show}
To make a single file we using this command:
php artisan make:view Name_of_view
For example
php artisan make:view index
To make a folder that contain all resources index - create - update - show write name of folder that contain all this files for example:
php artisan make:view Name_of_Folder -r
For example:
php artisan make:view blog -r
-r is a shorthand for --resource you can write full name or shorthand to make resource.
you can extend yields from master page if master page inside in directory layouts we write command sith this format
php artisan make:view index --extends=layouts.master --with-yields
layouts is a directory this directory may be with a different name in your project the idea is name_of_folder/master_page that you want to extend yields from it.
For more view docs

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by using php artisan make:migration add_icon_path_to_tbl_device_table --table=tbl_device
and after running php artisan migrate, it gives me this error.
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https://nwidart.com/laravel-modules/v6/advanced-tools/artisan-commands
I did not find how to create a new migration file. I tried 2 ways and failed both :
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root#95e2f26acdf8:/app/Modules# cd ../
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Too many arguments, expected arguments "command" "name".
MODIFIED :
Yes, that command
php artisan module:make-migration leads_table_add_test_fields Opportunities
works ok. But I tried to add --table= option as
php artisan module:make-migration leads_table_add_test_fields Opportunities --table=opportunities
but got error :
The "--table" option does not exist.
?
Which way is correct ?
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PhpStorm says to me:
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How to fix it?
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php artisan ide-helper:meta
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php artisan ide-helper:generate
and
php artisan ide-helper:meta
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1/1
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I think you should try this :
first you add below code in config/app.php
in provider section
'Barryvdh\Debugbar\ServiceProvider',
in aliases section
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after you should clear the cache like:
php artisan config:cache
php artisan cache:clear
php artisan config:clear
Hope this work for you !
Firstly, Go to the terminal and install by typing:-
composer require barryvdh/laravel-debugbar
In second step, Check your laravel verision:-
php artisan --version
In third if your laravel version is greater than 5(Laravel 5.x)
add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php
Barryvdh\Debugbar\ServiceProvider::class,
add this to your facades in app.php:
'Debugbar' => Barryvdh\Debugbar\Facade::class,
Finally, published vendor configuration by command:-
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Barryvdh\Debugbar\ServiceProvider"
After vendor published clear cache,route,view by command
php artisan cache:clear
php artisan route:clear
php artisan config:clear
php artisan dump-autoload -o

Laravel 5.4 - Artisan make:controller XxxController --resource --model=Xxx not identifying Model driectory genereted by reliese/laravel

I have a database that already is in use when I started a new API in Laravel 5.4.
For this reason, instead of use Migrations, I have used reliese/laravel to generate the Models from my database.
The point is that reliese have created models inside app/Models/. So I have a table that was converted into app/Models/City.php for example.
So when I try to create a Controller using Artisan like this:
php artisan make:controller CityController --resource --model=City
I get this error:
A App\City model does not exist. Do you want to generate it? (yes/no) [yes]:
Because Artisan is searching the Model City.php inside app/ folder.
Is there a way to make Artisan to point to app/Models instead?
This is more elegant
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I will share here what I did:
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