1. Create a Plugin: To create a new plugin, run the following command from your project root:

• php artisan create:plugin

When the plugin is created successfully, a new folder will appear inside your plugins directory with your plugin name.

For example, if your plugin name is demo, the structure will look like this:

• config/ – Configuration files for the plugin.
• helpers/ – Helper functions used by the plugin.
• routes/api.php – API routes for the plugin.
• routes/web.php – Web routes for the plugin.
• src/Database/migrations/ – Migration files for the plugin tables.
• src/Http/Controllers/ – Controller classes for handling requests.
• src/Models/ – Eloquent models for the plugin.
• src/Views/ – Blade view files for the plugin UI.
• plugin.json – Plugin metadata and basic configuration.

2. Create Plugin Migration: To create a migration file for your plugin, use,

• php artisan create:migration plugin create_table --path="your-plugin-name"

Example:

• php artisan create:migration plugin create_your_table_name_table --path="demo"

Note:

• Replace your_table_name with your actual table name.
• "your-plugin-name" is the plugin name. Replace "your-plugin-name" (for example "demo") with your own plugin folder name.

After the migration is created, you will see the new migration file in this location inside your
plugin: plugins/your-plugin-name/src/Database/migrations

3. Run Plugin Migration: After creating the migration, run the plugin migration with:

• php artisan exec:migrate plugin your-plugin-name

Note: Here again, "your-plugin-name" is your plugin name. Replace "your-plugin-name" with your actual plugin name.