This document provides clear instructions for developers using the Artisan-style WP-CLI commands in the Radius Booking plugin to quickly scaffold and manage your plugin's modules, database, and API architecture.

All commands are registered under:

wp radius artisan

Each module follows a standard Laravel-style architecture:

Model → Repository → Resource → Service → Controller

You can generate each component manually or in one go using the make:module command.

Let's say you want to create a Location module with migration:

wp radius artisan make:table LocationsTable
wp radius artisan make:module Location
wp radius artisan migrate

Done! Now you have a fully functional module with:

• A Location model

• API-ready controller

• Business logic layer

• REST transformation logic

• Registered route via your plugin router

• Follow naming conventions (e.g. CategoriesTable, UserProfileRepository).

• Use make:module when starting fresh to speed up development.

• Use migrate --refresh frequently during dev to reset schema quickly.

• Use controller, service, and repository layers to separate responsibilities cleanly.

• Every generated controller supports RESTful structure and is registered in the plugin API.

# Table
wp radius artisan make:table CategoriesTable
wp radius artisan delete:table CategoriesTable
Migration
wp radius artisan migrate
wp radius artisan migrate --refresh
wp radius artisan migrate --status
wp radius artisan migrate --rollback --steps=1
Module Parts
wp radius artisan make:model User
wp radius artisan make:repository UserRepository
wp radius artisan make:resource UserResource
wp radius artisan make:service UserService
wp radius artisan make:controller UserController
All-in-One
wp radius artisan make:module User