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Provides structured seeding workflow for module data initialization
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Ensures correct execution order of migrations, seeders, and tests in CI
Defines DTO structure, lifecycle, and transformation rules across the application
Handles Filament multi-tenancy: tenant scoping, TenantAware trait, observer behaviour, isScopedToTenant, and tenant switching. Activates when adding tenant-aware models, fixing company_id scoping, working with Filament::getTenant, debugging tenant isolation, or when the user mentions company scope, tenant, multi-tenancy, or company_id.
Configures Filament panel providers. Activates when adding a new panel, registering module resources in a panel, configuring tenant middleware, adjusting auth or theme settings, or when the user mentions PanelProvider, viteTheme, discoverResources, or panel configuration.
Defines the Filament v4 resource page structure used in this project: Resource + Pages + Schemas + Tables split, action patterns, and BaseResource conventions.
Creates and modifies code inside a modular Laravel structure. Targets internachi/modular (modules as real Composer packages with src/). Activates when adding a new module, adding a model/factory/migration/resource/service to an existing module, registering a module with Filament, or when the user mentions modules, modular, or a specific module name.
| name | abstract-seeder |
| description | Provides structured seeding workflow for module data initialization |
Provides a structured way to seed database data per module.
Seeders are responsible for:
Seeders MUST NOT:
Seeders MUST rely on factories for object creation.
Factories are the source of truth for valid model state.
Seeders MAY resolve dependencies using helper methods:
These helpers are convenience utilities, not business logic.
Seeders assemble data. They do not define data correctness.
