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Feat: Add make:command musket command to scaffold new commands

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#19 opened on Sep 25, 2025

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Description

Background: A generator to scaffold command classes helps contributors add commands quickly and consistently.

Tasks:

  • update and make the make:command <Name> command implementation fully functional (currently dummy), seeing that the current MakeCommand class is already cluttered, you may choose to create an entirely new class for this purpose.
  • Generate a command template file (class with signature, description, handle method).
  • Respect project conventions (file path, namespace, registration).
  • Add options: --force to overwrite, --command to define the terminal command that will be used to invoke the class.
  • Add tests for generator output and file creation.

Acceptance criteria:

  • make:command HelloWorld creates a properly namespaced class at expected path and registers or documents how to register it.
  • --force overwrites; tests validate content.

Difficulty: easy–medium

Contributor guide

Research direction
Examine the existing MakeCommand at packages/console/src/Commands/MakeCommand.ts. Create a new class for the make:command generator, respecting project conventions. Use the force and command options as described.
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
clibackend
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2
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