Framework cheatsheet

Laravel 13 Cheatsheet

Everyday Artisan commands for Laravel 13 projects.

Getting started

Check the Laravel version — Run from the root of your Laravel project to see the installed framework version.
List Artisan commands — List available commands, including commands provided by installed packages.
Start the development server — Start Laravel's local development server from the project directory.
Open an interactive shell — Open Tinker to interact with the application and its models.

Create a controller — Generate a controller in app/Http/Controllers.
Create a resource controller — Generate a controller with the conventional CRUD methods.
Create an API resource controller — Generate CRUD methods for an API without HTML form actions.
List registered routes — Inspect methods, paths, names and actions registered by the application.
Create middleware — Generate middleware to inspect or filter incoming requests.
Create a form request — Generate a form request class for validation and authorization.

Create a model and migration — Generate a model and its migration together.
Create a migration — Generate a migration file for a new posts table, then define its columns in the generated file.
Run migrations — Apply outstanding migrations to the configured database.
Check migration status — Show which migrations have run and which are pending.
Roll back the last migration batch — Run the down method for the most recent batch of migrations.
Rebuild a development database — Drop all tables and run every migration again.
Create a factory — Generate a model factory for development and test data.
Create and run a seeder — Create a seeder, add its data in run(), then execute that seeder.

Create a feature test — Generate a feature test in the tests directory.
Run tests — Run the project's automated test suite.
Clear optimized caches — Clear cached bootstrap files produced by Laravel's optimization commands.
Cache configuration for deployment — Combine configuration files into a cached file for production.

Create a queued job — Generate a job class for work that can be processed in the background.
Run a queue worker — Start a worker that processes jobs from the configured queue connection.
Restart queue workers after deployment — Ask workers to exit gracefully after their current job so a process monitor can start workers with the new code.

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