Ship Magento code 10x faster with Beeline
Stop typing boilerplate and generate perfect Magento 2 modules, controllers, and blocks in seconds. 96+ templates. Zero errors.
Another controller to write. Another XML file to configure. Another module structure to set up from scratch. You know the drill. Hours of typing the same boilerplate code you've written a hundred times before.
What if you could skip all that and focus on the code that actually matters?
Beeline generates perfect Magento 2 code with just a few keystrokes. Type "m2controller", hit tab, done. Your entire controller is ready.
Stop wasting time on boilerplate. Stop looking up file structures. Stop making typos in XML configs. With 96+ battle-tested templates, Beeline turns hours of tedious setup into productive coding within seconds.
Beeline has excellent features. All you need to do is remember a single word for a respect class or XML, like m2controller for Controller, m2block for Block, etc. Kudos!
The most comprehensive Magento 2 template library ever created. Generate entire modules, controllers, observers, plugins, and more with a few keystrokes. Every template follows Magento best practices. No typos. No errors. Just production-ready code that works.
Zero learning curve
Type what you need, get what you want
No documentation to memorize. The template name matches the file you're creating. Need a controller? Type m2controller. Need routes? Type m2routes. It just works.
For example, want a template for a route? Since routes are defined within a routes.xml file...
routes.xml -> m2routes
All templates are prefixed with m2, followed by the name of the file (without the extension).
Smart templates that think for you 🪄
Perfect code, zero config
Once you pick a template, the template populates code. In this case, for a fictitious Macademy_Beeline module.
Notice how this event name attribute is prefixed with macademy_beeline? Beeline does that for you, automagically.
If a template needs input, it pauses right where you'd expect, and you can just start typing.
Ship entire modules in seconds 🧙♂️
Some files don't require any user input, like this example that used m2resourceModel to create a resource model.
Beeline is smart enough to derive the namespace, class & table name, populated entirely from Magento's naming conventions.
Beeline uses Magento's naming conventions for your profit, greatly improving the efficiency of your development workflow. It also follows Magento's official coding standards, so you can be sure you are writing clean code that abides by core best practices.
Stop wasting time
Minutes become seconds
Why spend minutes creating a controller class, when you can just type m2controller and ship it in seconds? Every template saves you 5-10 minutes, which adds up fast.
Perfect code every time
Ship best practices automatically
No typos. No forgotten dependencies. No violated standards. Every template follows Magento best practices perfectly. Your code reviews get easier, your deployments get smoother, and your team gets happier.
Never fall behind
Updates in seconds
Just run "git pull" and restart PhpStorm. You're instantly using the latest templates with the newest Magento features. No migration headaches.
Always compatible
Use the latest PHP 8 features today
Every Magento release from 2.4.3 to the current version is supported. Beeline supports PHP 8, so you can use all of the new language-level features in the language, such as constructor property promotion and trailing commas in constructors.
Magento batteries needed
Will I still need to learn Magento?
Beeline generates tons of boilerplate code so you don't have to, but you will absolutely still need to understand Magento and how it works. If you buy this to avoid learning the stuff, you'll be sorely disappointed.
Battle-tested by thousands
96+ templates refined over years
Sure, you could spend weeks building your own templates, debugging RegEx, and learning every Magento convention. Or you could start shipping code today with templates that thousands of developers already trust.
I am loving Beeline.
It makes developing modules much less repetitive,
and was exactly what I was looking for!
