Framework: [6.0] Where is the command app:name? 🥺

[isluewell]

The app:name command, no longer available in laravel 6.0, there is some way to change the namespaces, as was being done with that command in all the necessary files.

[GrahamCampbell]

The command has been removed in Laravel 6. See https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/27575. :)

[isluewell]

I created a gist, in case anyone else needs it.

https://gist.github.com/isluewell/b824c0aef32f5007170fcd0d8498b657

First we create the command with

php artisan make:command AppName

Then we replace the content created in the file app/Console/Commands/AppName.php with the content of the gist.

and then use it in the usual way, changing Luewell for the name of your application.

php artisan app:name Luewell

[andrey-helldar]

facepalm

[andrey-helldar]

@isluewell, you can install my package with returned deprecated app:name console command: andrey-helldar/laravel-app

[aligajani]

Why was it removed..........

[andrey-helldar]

@aligajani, see first comment in the #27575 PR.

[Jossnaz]

@andrey-helldar there is no explanation as why it was removed. "you generally dont want to use a custom namespace" ahhh? no? Well I generally want to use my own, just because. So why?

[andrey-helldar]

@Jossnaz, I can assume that this functionality is not crucial for the framework and therefore was cut out of the box.

If you need it, just use package laravel-app - this is the same cut functionality.

[Ojansen]

It now uses the APP_NAME variable in the .env

[andrey-helldar]

It now uses the APP_NAME variable in the .env

What? No.
This variable is needed to display the title of the site. This thread is about changing the namespace.

[manuelhm1993]

@isluewell excelente, me funcionó a la perfección, muchas gracias colega