Pre & Post Build Command Support

[PeteBishwhip]

Config key defaults provided in NativePHP/laravel#496

This pull request introduces a new trait for handling pre- and post-processing commands in the build process, along with updates to the BuildCommand class and associated tests. The most important changes include adding the HasPreAndPostProcessing trait, updating the BuildCommand to use this trait, and adding tests to ensure the trait works correctly.

New Trait for Pre- and Post-Processing:

• src/Traits/HasPreAndPostProcessing.php: Introduced the HasPreAndPostProcessing trait to handle pre- and post-processing commands during the build process. This includes methods for executing commands and retrieving configuration.

Updates to BuildCommand:

• src/Commands/BuildCommand.php: Updated the BuildCommand class to use the new HasPreAndPostProcessing trait and added calls to preProcess and postProcess methods in the handle method. [1] [2] [3]

Tests for the New Trait:

• tests/Mocks/HasPreAndPostProcessingMock.php: Added a mock class to facilitate testing of the HasPreAndPostProcessing trait.
• tests/Unit/Traits/HasPreAndPostProcessingTest.php: Added unit tests to verify that the preProcess and postProcess methods execute commands as expected based on configuration.

Development Dependency:

• composer.json: Added mockery/mockery as a development dependency for testing purposes.

Closes #493

[gwleuverink]

Great work on this as always Pete!

I've added two comments, but honestly this comes down to preference I think. If @SRWieZ is okay with it I am too.

I have a question though. I might not be understanding fully how this works so please bear with me.

Isn't this a question of looping through all the prebuild & postbuild commands & running them? The clever function that returns a function I saw does seem to overcomplicate it a bit in my eyes.

Can you elaborate on why it works like this?

[PeteBishwhip]

Updated, refactored and simplified. The scope creep was real.

[gwleuverink]

Perfect!

One thing to consider. Should we cancel the build when a process fails?

[gwleuverink]

beautiful!

[PeteBishwhip]

Perfect!

One thing to consider. Should we cancel the build when a process fails?

I did consider this and thought it could be creeping. It may also be that you're fine with things failing in the pre or post steps.

Definitely discussion worthy and can be revisited if decided we should.