Artisan command to generate views in Laravel
Laravel has all kinds of Artisan commands to let you generate boilerplate code for your application. For instance, you can generate a controller, model, migration, and so on using the Artisan command. But, there was no command to generate views in Laravel until now.
This changes with the release of Laravel 10.x. With this release, you can now generate Blade views using the make:view Artisan command. Let’s see how.
To generate a view, you can use the following command.
php artisan make:view <view name>
So, if you want to create a view called items.blade.php, you can do so by running the following command.
php artisan make:view items
This will create a view called items.blade.php in the resources/views directory.
Of course, you can pass in options like --test and --pest to generate an accompanying PHPUnit test or a pest test for the view respectively.
php artisan make:view items --test --pest
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