artiframe add

The artiframe add command allows you to integrate pre-configured and officially supported extensions (packages) into your project in seconds. It is not merely a composer require trigger; for "Integrated" packages, it copies ready-to-use service classes into your project and automatically injects the necessary environment variables into your .env file.

Usage

$ artiframe add [package_code]

Parameterless Usage (List)

If you run the command without specifying a package name, you will see a list and the types of all available extensions.

$ artiframe add

  ArtiFrame Package Registry
  ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

  ⚡ Integrated Packages (Composer + Stub + ENV)
  
    add iyzico        iyzico/iyzipay-php  →  src/Service/Iyzico.php
    add stripe        stripe/stripe-php   →  src/Service/Stripe.php
    add jwt           firebase/php-jwt    →  src/Auth/JwtAuth.php
    ...

  📦 Direct Packages (Composer Only)
  
    add mpdf          mpdf/mpdf
    add uuid          ramsey/uuid
    ...

Package Types

1. Integrated Packages

These packages are ready to run the moment they are added to the system. For example, when you execute artiframe add stripe, the following operations occur in the background:

The stripe/stripe-php package is installed via Composer.
The stripe.stub file from the CLI templates is copied into your project's src/Service/Stripe.php directory. This class contains ready-made payment methods.
Variables like STRIPE_SECRET_KEY and STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY are automatically appended to your project's .env and .env.example files.

2. Direct Packages

These are packages that do not require any special configuration or wrapper classes, and are intended for developers to use directly with their own business logic (e.g., carbon, uuid, mpdf). Only the Composer installation is performed.

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