This entry is a continuation of the Solar CLI series--a series that aims to detail Solar CLI commands, available options, parameters, and usage examples. In this entry we take a look at make-model, a command that can generate models based on a SQL table."
This entry is a continuation of the Solar CLI series--a series that aims to detail Solar CLI commands, available options, parameters, and usage examples. In this entry we take a look at make-vendor, a command to generate a new project, otherwise known as a "vendor space."
One of the nice things Solar has to offer is its CLI (Command Line Interface), which can be used to accomplish tasks that would otherwise eat up valuable time, such as creating a new project, applications, models, tests, and documentation. In this entry, and others that will follow, I will be showing you how to use the current (Solar v1.0.0 alpha2) CLI, detailing commands, available options, parameters, and usage examples. So make sure that you have a fresh pot of coffee and let's get to it!
This entry is an extension to the current manual page for user authentication and is intended for folks who have already been through the basics of Solar. What I hope to accomplish here is to show you how to setup user authentication using MySQL, something the manual currently does not elaborate upon.