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      ajaykumar1984 last edited by

      I am creating a custom package for Bagisto. In this process, I have added a constructor function in the controller and called the repository but it is getting below error

      The target class [Webkul\Store\Repository\StoreRepository] does not exist.

      The repository is already there and everything is updated in the composer and providers.

      Kindly guide

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      • Rishabh-Webkul
        Rishabh-Webkul last edited by

        Hello @ajaykumar1984

        While creating a new package this target class you are using is an example we have used Store in while creating a custom theme by default there is no such class present by Store

        Kindly go through the documentation for more detail.

        https://devdocs.bagisto.com/

        Thanks & Regards..!!

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          ajaykumar1984 @Rishabh-Webkul last edited by

          @Rishabh-Webkul

          Thanks for the revert. I have created a package in the Webkul directory.

          I have followed Bagisto 2 documentation for the package.

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            ajaykumar1984 @Rishabh-Webkul last edited by

            @Rishabh-Webkul , I have used the bagisto package for installation. I am re-testing the same. As per instruction, when I use below command

            php artisan vendor:publish --force

            It should list new package provider but it is not getting displayed

            php artisan package:make Webkul/Blog

            It is the command for package generation

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            • Rishabh-Webkul
              Rishabh-Webkul last edited by

              Hello @ajaykumar1984

              Might be there should be some issue with your service provider.

              Kindly go through this blog for more detail

              https://devdocs.bagisto.com/2.x/packages/create-package.html#using-bagisto-package-generator

              Or you can check out the video of how to create a module from here.

              https://youtu.be/PIjIxtgzOJk?si=dyOzm2-pV5TaTIXi

              Thanks & Regards..!!

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                ajaykumar1984 @Rishabh-Webkul last edited by

                @Rishabh-Webkul

                I have checked the video. In the video, they have created a package using the manual process.

                Is there any video where a package is created using Bagisto package generator

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                • Rishabh-Webkul
                  Rishabh-Webkul last edited by

                  Hello @ajaykumar1984

                  Greetings of the day..!!

                  Check out this video for your query.

                  https://youtu.be/1G8JZG9PQEY?si=jDRRPdaKDFYxWn60

                  Thanks & Regards..!!

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                    ajaykumar1984 @Rishabh-Webkul last edited by

                    @Rishabh-Webkul , Thanks for the update

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