[Feature Request] Command to delete a crud

[lambasoft]

Feature Request

What's the feature you think Backpack should have?

A command that does the opposite of php artisan backpack:crud.
Quickly remove files and content added by php artisan backpack:crud in case you added a crud by mistake or had a typo

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[welcome]

Hello there! Thanks for opening your first issue on this repo!

Just a heads-up: Here at Backpack we use Github Issues only for tracking bugs. Talk about new features is also acceptable. This helps a lot in keeping our focus on improving Backpack. If you issue is not a bug/feature, please help us out by closing the issue yourself and posting in the appropriate medium (see below). If you're not sure where it fits, it's ok, a community member will probably reply to help you with that.

Backpack communication mediums:

• Bug Reports, Feature Requests - Github Issues (here);
• Quick help (How do I do X) - Gitter Chatroom;
• Long questions (I have done X and Y and it won't do Z wtf) - Stackoverflow, using the backpack-for-laravel tag;

Please keep in mind Backpack offers no official / paid support. Whatever help you receive here, on Gitter, Slack or Stackoverflow is thanks to our awesome awesome community members, who give up some of their time to help their peers. If you want to join our community, just start pitching in. We take pride in being a welcoming bunch.

Thank you!

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Justin Case
The Backpack Robot

[tabacitu]

Totally agree - I found myself needing this too sometimes.

It'll be a little tricker to achieve, since it's possible that the developer has modified the files, but I think:

• the developer can point to the CrudController he/she wants to delete
• we can deduct the CRUD::route by finding the line in routes/backpack/custom.php that points to that CrudController;
• we can deduct the Requests by looking inside the CrudController's use section or setupCreate/setupUpdate and see what requests we have there (normally just one);
• the controller itself is easy to delete

I've tagged this appropriately, so it's in our to-do list for the current version.
Thank you @lambasoft - cheers!

[stale]

Hi there!

Is this still an issue? No activity in 60 days. I'm going to mark it as stale for now, and close it in 14 days if no further activity occurs. I know you guys are all busy, but if this is important to you please reply or something, so I know not to close it.

Thank you!

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Justin Case
The Backpack Robot

[stale]

Hi there!

Is this still an issue? No activity in 60 days. I'm going to mark it as stale for now, and close it in 14 days if no further activity occurs. I know you guys are all busy, but if this is important to you please reply or something, so I know not to close it.

Thank you!

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Justin Case
The Backpack Robot

[pxpm]

bump

[stale]

Hi there!

Is this still an issue? No activity in 60 days. I'm going to mark it as stale for now, and close it in 14 days if no further activity occurs. I know you guys are all busy, but if this is important to you please reply or something, so I know not to close it.

Thank you!

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Justin Case
The Backpack Robot