feat: allow non-standard namespace for SoloServiceProvider

[eleftrik]

If your SoloServiceProvider is stored in a namespace which is not the standard App\Providers, Laravel Solo is gonna "complain" because commands are being registered from an unsafe location.

This PR adds the method useCustomNamespaceProvider, which tells Laravel Solo to consider it as a safe location to register commands from.

This method takes the service provider instance itself as an argument of AaronFrancis\Solo\Providers\SoloApplicationServiceProvider type (which your service provider is subclass of): this ensures that the user is not trying to register as safe an arbitrary class namespace.

Example:

namespace App\Custom\Namespace\Providers;

use AaronFrancis\Solo\Commands\EnhancedTailCommand;
use AaronFrancis\Solo\Facades\Solo;
use AaronFrancis\Solo\Providers\SoloApplicationServiceProvider;

class SoloServiceProvider extends SoloApplicationServiceProvider
{
    public function register()
    {
        Solo::useTheme('dark')
            // Call before registering commands!
            ->useCustomNamespaceProvider($this)
            // Commands that auto start.
            ->addCommands([
                EnhancedTailCommand::make('Logs', 'tail -f -n 100 ' . storage_path('logs/laravel.log')),
                'Vite' => 'npm run dev',
                // 'HTTP' => 'php artisan serve',
                'About' => 'php artisan solo:about'
            ])
            // Not auto-started
            ->addLazyCommands([
                'Queue' => 'php artisan queue:listen --tries=1',
                // 'Reverb' => 'php artisan reverb:start',
                // 'Pint' => 'pint --ansi',
            ])
            // FQCNs of trusted classes that can add commands.
            ->allowCommandsAddedFrom([
                //
            ]);
    }

    public function boot()
    {
        //
    }
}

[aarondfrancis]

This seems like a good solution. Where do you normally store your service providers if not App\Providers?

[eleftrik]

@aarondfrancis I use a domain-driven oriented folder structure inspired by Spatie's "Laravel beyond CRUD", at least for medium-sized applications.

In short: src/App/Support/Providers/SoloServiceProvider.php.

[aarondfrancis]

@eleftrik do you still have an App\Providers\AppServiceProvider in this setup?

[aarondfrancis]

@eleftrik I changed it up a bit! Let me know what you think

[eleftrik]

Hi @aarondfrancis, sorry for the late reply. I totally missed notification emails from GitHub.

do you still have an App\Providers\AppServiceProvider in this setup?

No.

I'll take a look at your code as soon as I can. Thanks for considering this PR and improving the code!