fideloper / cli-browser-register

Example of using a CLI command to kick off registration and magically get an API key back

CLI to Browser

See how to make the CLI communicate with the browser (your app).

In this case, we'll create a user in your app via the CLI by sending them to the browser. When the user registers, a valid API token is retrieved back by the CLI, allowing it to make future API calls against the applications (fictional) API.

Files to Care About

1. app/Console/Commands/RegisterCommand.php - the command that lets users register. In reality this would likely be a separate project (a cli app that users install locally, which can communicate to your app's API)
2. routes/api.php - Defines a Resource controller App\Http\Controllers\CliSessionController
3. app/Http/Controllers/CliSessionController.php - the controller allow CLI users to create/check on a CLI session
4. app/Http/Controllers/Auth/RegisteredUserController.php - Laravel Breeze register controller, which tweaks for CLI session registration
   • resources/views/auth/register.blade.php - companion tweaks for Breeze's registration
5. app/Models/CliSession.php - the CLISession model, which is simple
   • database/migrations - a migration to create the cli_sessions table