make:module

Scaffolds a self-contained module folder under app/Modules/.

Signature

php nikogin make:module {ModuleName}

Example

php nikogin make:module Crm

Generated output

app/Modules/Crm/
├── Controllers/.gitkeep
├── Repository/.gitkeep
├── Listeners/.gitkeep
├── Providers/
│   └── CrmServiceProvider.php
└── routes/
    └── routes.php

// app/Modules/Crm/Providers/CrmServiceProvider.php
namespace Nikogin\Modules\Crm\Providers;

use Nikogin\Framework\Abstracts\ServiceProvider;
use Nikogin\Framework\Attributes\AsModule;

#[AsModule(name: 'crm')]
class CrmServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    public function priority(): int
    {
        return 10;
    }

    protected array $services = [];

    public function boot(): void
    {
    }
}

// app/Modules/Crm/routes/routes.php
<?php

// Routes for the crm module.

Naming

• Folder name (app/Modules/{ModuleName}) uses the class name exactly as typed — Crm stays Crm.
• The #[AsModule(name: ...)] value is the snake_case of the class name (same conversion make:listener uses for its hook name) — Crm → crm, BigFeature → big_feature. This is the key you use in config/modules.php to enable/disable the module, so it doesn't have to match the folder name if you rename one later.

Next steps

1. Add services to $services — see Service Providers for the full syntax.
2. Add routes to routes/routes.php — see Routing.
3. Add controllers/repositories/listeners into the module's own subfolders; wire them through $services like you would in app/Providers/.

Error handling

# Missing class name
Error: Class name is required. Usage: make:module {ModuleName}

# Module already exists — never overwritten
Error: Module already exists: app/Modules/Crm