laris

Getting Started with Laris

So… I got tired of typing php artisan make:something every single time.

Tired of memorizing long commands.
Tired of aliasing everything.
Tired of saying “I’ll automate this later.”

Well, later is now — and Laris is here to fix it.


What is Laris?

Laris is a supercharged CLI tool built for Laravel developers who want a smarter, faster, and cleaner workflow.
Think of it as your witty little assistant that gets things done without whining (unlike that one coworker).

You type less. It does more.


Requirements

Before we get rolling, make sure your system has the following:


Installation

Install Laris globally with Composer. One command. Done.

composer global require larapire/laris

Make sure Composer’s global vendor/bin directory is in your system PATH. If not, you’ll need to add it manually. (You’ll only cry about it once — then it’s smooth sailing.)


Quick Check

Run this to see if Laris is alive and kicking:

laris

If it talks back — congrats, you’ve got power at your fingertips.


Why Laris?

Because sometimes you just don’t want to:

Laris automates all that with a single command — and if you’re feeling spicy, it even comes with AI support for generating events, tests, middleware, and more.


AI-Powered Features (Yes, Really)

Laris has commands like:

Just give it a hint, and Laris will code it for you. It’s like pair programming, minus the awkward small talk.


Need More?

Want to install additional modules? Just use:

laris laris:require something-cool

(Seriously, try laris laris:require app and see what happens.)


Maintained by

Built with coffee and a growing disdain for repetitive tasks, by itarrshia


Happy hacking!