Laravel: Giving a service provider load priority

app.php

<?php

/* 
In the bootstrap/app.php file, add one of the following above the return statement.
*/

/*
Option 1, if you want to be ballsey and load before any service provider in the config/app.php file.
 */
$app->resolving(Illuminate\Foundation\Bootstrap\RegisterProviders::class, function () use ($app) {
    // need? necessary? - hell no, its just because I want to
    dump('I want to be first before any service provider listed in config/app.php');
    $app->register(\MyClass::class);
});

/*
Option 2, load you service provider after the View service provider, aka before the vendor autoload service providers.
 */   
$app->resolving('view', function () use ($app) {
    dump('I want to be next in line after the view service provider');
    $app->register(\MyClass::class);
});

Hi there,
How can we specify that our PackageServiceProvider loads after loading all of other packages' providers ?

Option 1, should work although I have not tested it in the latest version of Laravel.

Just replace the \MyClass::class with your package service provider reference.

Option 1, should work although I have not tested it in the latest version of Laravel.

Just replace the \MyClass::class with your package service provider reference.

In that way you mentioned, we have to specify the service provider which we want to load our one after. It causes some problems while adding third-party packages.

Clearly, I want to Artisan::all() to get all commands of both Laravel and other packages. My service provider loads before third-party packages and cannot get commands.

For more info, please check this repository : arfar-x/artisan-api#2 - branch bugfix-dev

Thanks

@aariow

This might work

$app->resolving(NAMESPACE/TO/THIRD-PARTY/Service provider::class , function () use ($app) {
    $app->register(\MyServiceProvider::class);
});

Here is what i understand your looking for. You want to load your service provider after a thirparty's service provider. I am assuming this is using the auto-registere thingy. where you didn't have to put in the namespace/path to the service provider.

I haven't looks at this code in sometime, and i couldn't find the parent project where i was using it. This is my best guess as to what your wanting to do. if its not or this doesn't work, give me a better break down of the goal, laravel version, and i will make some time to dig in to it some more.