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Detect Sail/non‑Sail and print the right command pairs for your environment; verify dependencies and key services are reachable
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| name | laravel:bootstrap-check |
| description | Detect Sail/non‑Sail and print the right command pairs for your environment; verify dependencies and key services are reachable |
Quickly determine if the project should run with Sail or host tools, then list the correct commands for this session.
Run this snippet in your project root:
if [ -f sail ] || [ -x vendor/bin/sail ]; then
echo "Sail detected. Use: sail artisan|composer|pnpm ...";
else
echo "Sail not found. Use host tools: php artisan, composer, pnpm ...";
fi
Optional portable alias:
alias sail='sh $([ -f sail ] && echo sail || echo vendor/bin/sail)'
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