Loom CLI Commands 🦾
Loom provides a set of artisan commands to manage modules, features, and the application itself.
Use these commands in your terminal inside your Laravel project.
Installation & Setup
Section titled “Installation & Setup”loom:install
Section titled “loom:install”Installs Loom into an existing Laravel project.
php artisan loom:install- Publishes Core assets
- Sets up default configuration in
config/loom.php - Optionally installs default modules (Blog, Shop, etc.)
Module Management
Section titled “Module Management”loom:add {module}
Section titled “loom:add {module}”Adds a module to your project:
php artisan loom:add blog- Downloads or enables the module
- Publishes module assets and resources
- Registers module routes automatically
loom:remove {module}
Section titled “loom:remove {module}”Removes a module from your project:
php artisan loom:remove blog- Unregisters routes and features
- Optionally removes module files
loom:list
Section titled “loom:list”List all available modules and features:
php artisan loom:list- Shows modules, their status (enabled/disabled), and version
- Useful to verify installed modules
Maintenance & Utilities
Section titled “Maintenance & Utilities”loom:seed
Section titled “loom:seed”Runs the seeders for Core and enabled modules:
php artisan loom:seed- Seeds default users, roles, permissions, and sample module data
loom:reset
Section titled “loom:reset”Resets Loom database tables (Core + modules):
php artisan loom:reset- Equivalent to
migrate:fresh --seedfor all Loom tables - Useful in development or testing
Next Steps
Section titled “Next Steps”- Explore Core concepts →
/guides/core/ - Learn about modules →
/tutorials/add-blog-module/ - See Starter Kit features →
/guides/starter-kit/