Artisan commands

php artisan sluggable:regenerate "App\Models\Product"                          # backfill empty slugs
php artisan sluggable:regenerate "App\Models\Topic" --locale=de                # backfill a new locale
php artisan sluggable:regenerate "App\Models\Product" --mode=stale --history --dry-run
php artisan sluggable:regenerate "App\Models\Product" --mode=all --force --chunk=1000 --queue
php artisan sluggable:indexes "App\Models\Topic" --column=slug --dry-run
php artisan sluggable:duplicates "App\Models\Product" --column=slug --locale=sk

{model} accepts a class name or a morph alias; it must be an Eloquent model implementing Sluggable. Each command is also on the facade, for scheduled tasks, deploy scripts and your own commands:

use RoundlyConsulting\Sluggable\Enums\RegenerationMode;
use RoundlyConsulting\Sluggable\Facades\Slugs;

Slugs::model(Product::class)->regenerate(mode: RegenerationMode::Stale, withHistory: true, dryRun: true);
Slugs::model(Product::class)->queueRegeneration(mode: RegenerationMode::All, chunk: 1000, force: true);
Slugs::model(Topic::class)->indexes(dryRun: true);
Slugs::model(Product::class)->duplicates(column: 'slug', locale: 'sk');

sluggable:regenerate

Rows are scanned without global scopes (trashed and scoped-away rows included), chunked by key, and each changed row is saved normally — history and events as usual. Locks are respected unless --force. The queued job serialises ids and options, never models. SlugsRegenerated fires at the end of each run or queued chunk, but not on dry runs.

sluggable:indexes

Runs SlugIndexes::forModel() for the model and prints the DDL, the indexes that already exist and a summary. Run it after adding a locale to create that locale’s indexes, and with --dry-run to preview. Definition errors, such as colliding locales, fail the command.

sluggable:duplicates

Lists values a unique index would reject — grouped by scope values, locale and slug, without global scopes — plus values longer than maxLength; a notUnique() column gets no index, so only its over-long values are listed. Run it before adding an index to existing data. It only reports: it never changes data and exits with 0 either way.