Laravel Console Wizard

Laravel Console WIzzard is a package for creating multi-step wizards with complex input inside the console. Its primary purpose is to collect data for file generators—here’s an example from the project’s readme:

 1namespace App\Console\Commands;
 2 
 3use Shomisha\LaravelConsoleWizard\Command\Wizard;
 4use Shomisha\LaravelConsoleWizard\Steps\ChoiceStep;
 5use Shomisha\LaravelConsoleWizard\Steps\TextStep;
 6 
 7class IntroductionWizard extends Wizard
 8{
 9    protected $signature = "wizard:introduction";
10 
11    protected $description = 'Introduction wizard.';
12 
13    public function getSteps(): array
14    {
15        return [
16            'name'   => new TextStep("What's your name?"),
17            'age'    => new TextStep("How old are you?"),
18            'gender' => new ChoiceStep("Your gender?", ["Male", "Female"]),
19        ];
20    }
21 
22    public function completed()
23    {
24        $this->line(sprintf(
25            "This is %s and %s is %s years old.",
26            $this->answers->get('name'),
27            ($this->answers->get('gender') === 'Male') ? 'he' : 'she',
28            $this->answers->get('age')
29        ));
30    }
31}

This package works by defining a set of steps and then once completed, you can process data for output, generate files, or perform whatever you need to with the data.

• TextStep – expects a text input answer (i.e., name)
• MultipleAnswerTextStep – similar to TextStep, except it takes multiple answers and returns them in an array
• ChoiceStep – this allows a user to pick one answer from multiple choices
• MultipleChoiceStep – similar to ChoiceStep, but allows the user to pick multiple choices and returns the values as an array
• UniqueMultipleChoiceStep – just like MultipleChoiceStep, but does not allow a user to select a single choice more than once
• ConfirmStep – the user confirms yes or no, and this step returns a Boolean.

Learn More

You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub. This package also has a wiki providing in-depth documentation on step types, validation, and using the package.