Implement base command

[alissn]

Hi,

In this pull request, I've begun refactoring the structure of the command. The rules for all commands are as follows:

1. When called without any arguments, it will show a multiselect of Laravel prompts to choose which module should be checked.
2. When the option --all is passed, it will check all modules.
3. Module names can be passed as arguments to the command.

Example:

Option 1:

php artisan module:use

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Option 2:

php artisan module:use --all

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Option 3:

php artisan module:use base wallet

In this PR, I've updated the following commands:

• module:use
• module:unuse
• module:update
• module:publish
• module:publish-config
• module:publish-migration
• module:publish-translation
• module:delete
• module:migrate
• module:migrate-status
• module:migrate-rollback
• module:migrate-reset
• module:migrate-refresh
• module:disable
• module:enable
• module:dump
• module:lang
• module:seed

[dcblogdev]

Thanks for this, at LaraconEU I'll review when I'm back

[dcblogdev]

Thanks for this, amazing!

[alissn]

@dcblogdev
Thank you for reviewing this PR🙏.

During the week, I was thinking about this integration, we can improvement in its structure.

I suggest adding some interfaces like:

• MultiModulable: for handling multiple modules and --all available options.
• Modulable: for selecting a single module.
• Forcable: for implementing the force option.
• Directionable: for managing the direction option.

after than we can update other commands with Laravel's prompt feature. i'll create new pull request for this feature