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NativePHP Application Lifecycle

When your NativePHP application starts - whether it's in development or production - it performs a series of steps to get your application up and running.

The native shell (Electron or Tauri) is started.
NativePHP runs php artisan migrate to ensure your database is up-to-date.
NativePHP runs php artisan serve to start the PHP development server.
NativePHP boots your application by running the boot() method on your NativeAppServiceProvider.
NativePHP also dispatches a ApplicationBooted event.

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The NativeAppServiceProvider

When running php artisan native:install, NativePHP publishes a NativeAppServiceProvider to app/Providers/NativeAppServiceProvider.php.

You may use this service provider to boostrap your application. For example, you may want to open a window, register global shortcuts, or configure your application menu.

The default NativeAppServiceProvider looks like this:

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 1namespace App\Providers;
 2 
 3use Native\Laravel\Facades\Window;
 4use Native\Laravel\Contracts\ProvidesPhpIni;
 5 
 6class NativeAppServiceProvider implements ProvidesPhpIni
 7{
 8    /**
 9     * Executed once the native application has been booted.
10     * Use this method to open windows, register global shortcuts, etc.
11     */
12    public function boot(): void
13    {
14        Window::open();
15    }
16 
17    /**
18     * Return an array of php.ini directives to be set.
19     */
20    public function phpIni(): array
21    {
22        return [
23        ];
24    }
25}

namespace App\Providers;

use Native\Laravel\Facades\Window;
use Native\Laravel\Contracts\ProvidesPhpIni;

class NativeAppServiceProvider implements ProvidesPhpIni
{
    /**
     * Executed once the native application has been booted.
     * Use this method to open windows, register global shortcuts, etc.
     */
    public function boot(): void
    {
        Window::open();
    }

    /**
     * Return an array of php.ini directives to be set.
     */
    public function phpIni(): array
    {
        return [
        ];
    }
}

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Events

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`ApplicationBooted`

As mentioned above, the Native\Laravel\Events\App\ApplicationBooted event is dispatched when your application has been booted.

#NativePHP Application Lifecycle

#The NativeAppServiceProvider

#Events

#ApplicationBooted

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NativePHP Application Lifecycle

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The NativeAppServiceProvider

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Events

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`ApplicationBooted`