Right now I'm following a tutorial, where it led me to install Laravel Artisan extension in VS Code. It went to the point where I need to open a command palette and write Artisan Make: Model to create a model.

After I tried that, it shows an error message along with command 'artisan.make.model' not found

So umm, anybody know why this happen? Or any other way I can bypass this problem?

Thank you in advance!

CodePudding user response：

For using Laravel Artisan extension:

Install the Laravel Artisan Extension (Author: Ryan Naddy)

Make Sure you're in project work directory.

Then, Open command palette by shortcut Ctrl Shift p

There Search Artisan: Make Model and Follow instructions like next prompt will ask you for model name where you have to provide Name of your model and whether you want a controller/migration or not.

Same can be done by Php artisan make:model ModelName -mc just by opening command prompt or terminal so whichever way it suits you.

Note: I've tested this on ubuntu so let me know if you want more help.

CodePudding user response：

May we know the exact text you typed in the 'command palette'?

It is usually written this way:

php artisan make:model [model_name]

For example:

php artisan make:model Flight