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Sync States ​

Sync a stateable model's states.

Command Information ​

  • Signature: modularous:sync:states [<model>]
  • Category: Sync

Examples ​

Interactive — select a model from a prompt ​

bash
php artisan modularous:sync:states

Sync states for a specific model class ​

bash
php artisan modularous:sync:states "App\Models\Order"

modularous:sync:states ​

Finds all models that use the HasStateable trait and syncs their state definitions to the database. When no model argument is given, an interactive prompt lets you pick from all discovered stateable models. New states are created and reported; existing states are left unchanged.

Usage ​

  • modularous:sync:states [<model>]

Arguments ​

model ​

Fully qualified class name of the model to sync states for. If omitted, an interactive prompt is shown listing all models that use HasStateable.

  • Is required: no
  • Is array: no
  • Default: NULL

Options ​

--help|-h ​

Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command

  • Accept value: no
  • Is value required: no
  • Is multiple: no
  • Is negatable: no
  • Default: false

--quiet|-q ​

Do not output any message

  • Accept value: no
  • Is value required: no
  • Is multiple: no
  • Is negatable: no
  • Default: false

--verbose|-v|-vv|-vvv ​

Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug

  • Accept value: no
  • Is value required: no
  • Is multiple: no
  • Is negatable: no
  • Default: false

--version|-V ​

Display this application version

  • Accept value: no
  • Is value required: no
  • Is multiple: no
  • Is negatable: no
  • Default: false

--ansi|--no-ansi ​

Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output

  • Accept value: no
  • Is value required: no
  • Is multiple: no
  • Is negatable: yes
  • Default: NULL

--no-interaction|-n ​

Do not ask any interactive question

  • Accept value: no
  • Is value required: no
  • Is multiple: no
  • Is negatable: no
  • Default: false

--env ​

The environment the command should run under

  • Accept value: yes
  • Is value required: no
  • Is multiple: no
  • Is negatable: no
  • Default: NULL