[12.x] Add install:vue Artisan command for Vue.js scaffolding setup #56670
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Description
This PR introduces a new
install:vueArtisan command that installs and configures Vue.js scaffolding in a fresh Laravel application as discussed in: laravel/installer#434.The command handles the full setup process, including:
InertiaandZiggyvia Composer.composer.jsonwith a newdev:ssrscript.npm installto set up Node dependencies.The command is designed to run only on fresh installations. If Vue.js scaffolding is already configured, it will exit early with an error message to prevent overwriting an existing setup.
About other install commands
I am aware that we will also need
install:reactandinstall:livewirecommands. However, I created this PR first to gather feedback on the implementation approach before starting work on those two commands.About tests
I am not certain whether tests are required for this command. I noticed that the existing
install:apicommand does not have dedicated tests, but if tests are desired, I will be happy to add them.