From 3b397e5b840d738c756919f378dbe41da35f872d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Luke Towers <github@luketowers.ca>
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2021 00:04:26 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] Document new scaffolding commands

Refs wintercms/storm#37 & https://github.com/wintercms/winter/discussions/201
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 console-scaffolding.md | 30 +++++++++++++++++++++++-------
 1 file changed, 23 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

diff --git a/console-scaffolding.md b/console-scaffolding.md
index 3b529f1f..9fd716af 100644
--- a/console-scaffolding.md
+++ b/console-scaffolding.md
@@ -1,9 +1,11 @@
 # Scaffolding commands
 
 - [Scaffolding commands](#scaffolding-commands)
+    - [Create a theme](#scaffold-create-theme)
     - [Create a plugin](#scaffold-create-plugin)
     - [Create a component](#scaffold-create-component)
     - [Create a model](#scaffold-create-model)
+    - [Create a settings model](#scaffold-create-settings-model)
     - [Create a back-end controller](#scaffold-create-controller)
     - [Create a form widget](#scaffold-create-formwidget)
     - [Create a report widget](#scaffold-create-reportwidget)
@@ -14,50 +16,64 @@
 
 Use the scaffolding commands to speed up the development process.
 
+<a name="scaffold-create-theme"></a>
+### Create a Theme
+
+The `create:theme` command generates a theme folder and basic files for the theme. The parameter specifies the theme code.
+
+    php artisan create:theme myauthor-mytheme
+
 <a name="scaffold-create-plugin"></a>
-### Create a plugin
+### Create a Plugin
 
 The `create:plugin` command generates a plugin folder and basic files for the plugin. The parameter specifies the author and plugin name.
 
     php artisan create:plugin Acme.Blog
 
 <a name="scaffold-create-component"></a>
-### Create a component
+### Create a Component
 
 The `create:component` command creates a new component class and the default component view. The first parameter specifies the author and plugin name. The second parameter specifies the component class name.
 
     php artisan create:component Acme.Blog Post
 
 <a name="scaffold-create-model"></a>
-### Create a model
+### Create a Model
 
 The `create:model` command generates the files needed for a new model. The first parameter specifies the author and plugin name. The second parameter specifies the model class name.
 
     php artisan create:model Acme.Blog Post
+    
+<a name="scaffold-create-settings-model"></a>
+### Create a Settings Model
+
+The `create:settings` command generates the files needed for a new [Settings model](../plugin/settings#database-settings). The first parameter specifies the author and plugin name. The second parameter is optional and specifies the Settings model class name (defaults to `Settings`).
+
+    php artisan create:settings Acme.Blog CustomSettings
 
 <a name="scaffold-create-controller"></a>
-### Create a back-end controller
+### Create a back-end Controller
 
 The `create:controller` command generates a controller, configuration and view files. The first parameter specifies the author and plugin name. The second parameter specifies the controller class name.
 
     php artisan create:controller Acme.Blog Posts
 
 <a name="scaffold-create-formwidget"></a>
-### Create a form widget
+### Create a FormWidget
 
 The `create:formwidget` command generates a back-end form widget, view and basic asset files. The first parameter specifies the author and plugin name. The second parameter specifies the form widget class name.
 
     php artisan create:formwidget Acme.Blog CategorySelector
 
 <a name="scaffold-create-reportwidget"></a>
-### Create a report widget
+### Create a ReportWidget
 
 The `create:reportwidget` command generates a back-end report widget, view and basic asset files. The first parameter specifies the author and plugin name. The second parameter specifies the report widget class name.
 
     php artisan create:reportwidget Acme.Blog TopPosts
 
 <a name="scaffold-create-command"></a>
-### Create a console command
+### Create a console Command
 
 The `create:command` command generates a [new console command](../console/development). The first parameter specifies the author and plugin name. The second parameter specifies the command name.