Create sub Module folders in laravel 5.1 using pingpong package

Question

I am developing modular project in laravel 5.1 using pingpong package.Which gives me the project structure as below

laravel-app/
    app/
    bootstrap/
    vendor/
    modules/
      ├── Blog/
          ├── Assets/
          ├── Config/
          ├── Console/
          ├── Database/
              ├── Migrations/
              ├── Seeders/
          ├── Entities/
          ├── Http/
              ├── Controllers/
              ├── Middleware/
              ├── Requests/
              ├── routes.php
          ├── Providers/
              ├── BlogServiceProvider.php
          ├── Resources/
              ├── lang/
              ├── views/
          ├── Repositories/
          ├── Tests/
          ├── composer.json
          ├── module.json
          ├── start.php

I want to separate this modules folders in "admin" and "client" for differentiate my client and admin side like below,

laravel-app/
    app/
    bootstrap/
    vendor/
    modules/
      ├── Admin/
          ├── Blog/
              ├── Assets/
              ├── Config/
              ├── Console/
              ├── Database/
                  ├── Migrations/
                  ├── Seeders/
             ├── Entities/
             ├── Http/
                  ├── Controllers/
                  ├── Middleware/
                  ├── Requests/
                  ├── routes.php
             ├── Providers/
                 ├── BlogServiceProvider.php
             ├── Resources/
                 ├── lang/
                 ├── views/
             ├── Repositories/
             ├── Tests/
             ├── composer.json
             ├── module.json
             ├── start.php
      ├── Client/
          ├── Blog/
              ├── Assets/
              ├── Config/
              ├── Console/
              ├── Database/
                  ├── Migrations/
                  ├── Seeders/
             ├── Entities/
             ├── Http/
                  ├── Controllers/
                  ├── Middleware/
                  ├── Requests/
                  ├── routes.php
             ├── Providers/
                 ├── BlogServiceProvider.php
             ├── Resources/
                 ├── lang/
                 ├── views/
             ├── Repositories/
             ├── Tests/
             ├── composer.json
             ├── module.json
             ├── start.php

please help me out for this, Thanks.

Answer 1

UPDATE:

You can mostly achieve what you are looking for by adjusting the config/modules.php file, but you will have to switch it back and forth when switching between Admin and Client.

For example:

To generate (module:make) or use (module:use) modules within the Admin portion of your project, you will need to do the following:

In the config/modules.php file, adjust the namespace to

/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Module Namespace
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Default module namespace.
|
*/

'namespace' => 'Modules\Admin',

In the same file, adjust the base_path to

/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Modules path
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This path used for save the generated module. This path also will added
| automatically to list of scanned folders.
|
*/

'modules' => base_path('modules/admin'),

That is all you need to do and calling php artisan module:make blog will create a Blog module within modules/admin.

If you need to switch between the Admin and the Client portion of your project, you will need to adjust the same two lines within the config/modules.php file to reflect as such.

There is one more caveat:

If you are planning to use the Assets folder within your modules, you will need to also adjust the corresponding line within the config/modules.php file, AND you will need to manually adjust a couple of methods with file paths explicitly written within your module's service provider (ex: Admin/Blog/Providers/BlogServiceProvider.php), AND you will need to fix your config/view.php - just follow the comments.

P.S. you can probably create a custom command to automate switching between Admin and Client.