Interchangeable "please" and "artisan" regardless of Laravel/Statamic project type.

aliases

alias artisan='art_plz'
alias please='art_plz'
alias art='art_plz'
alias plz='art_plz'

function art_plz {
  if [ -e artisan ]; then
    php artisan "$@"
  elif [ -e please ]; then
    php please "$@"
  else
    echo "No artisan binary detected."
  fi
}

Alternatively, use please or artisan regardless of project.

alias art='artisan'
# If you use oh-my-zsh, please is aliased to sudo.
alias please='please'

# Run `php please` for Statamic or `php artisan` for Laravel.
function please {
  # Find either the `please` or `artisan` executable.
  PLEASE="$(find . -name please -maxdepth 2 -type f -print -quit)";
  ARTISAN="$(find . -name artisan -maxdepth 2 -type f -print -quit)";

  if [[ $PLEASE =~ 'please' ]];
  then
    php $PLEASE "$@";
  elif [[ $ARTISAN =~ 'artisan' ]];
  then
    php $ARTISAN "$@";
  fi
}

# Call above please function.
function artisan {
  please "$@";
}

That's exactly what it's doing, unless I'm missing something.

Very slight difference. Negligible for most people. Searches a couple dirs deep, b/c I don't keep Statamic at root of my repo. Also, you don't have to change the command. It's artisan or please rather than art_plz.