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<!---
title: ConsoleProvider
subtitle: Abstraction
author: Robin Radic
-->
The console provider is an abstract class that allows easy command registration.
The `ConsoleProvider` handles the IoC bindings for you, as well as registering them as commands and adding them to the `provides()`.
It's advisable to add your `ConsoleProvider` to your package `ServiceProvider` its '$providers` property.
### Example
```php
namespace MyPackage\Providers;
use Laradic\Support\ConsoleServiceProvider;
class MyConsoleProvider extends ConsoleServiceProvider {
# The namespace where the commands you want to register reside in
protected $namespace = 'MyPackage\\Console';
# The commands will be binded into the IoC container with this prefix
protected $prefix = 'mypackage.commands.';
# The commands you want to register.
# The keys are the binding names, which get prefixed with $prefix
# The values are partial class names that reside in the $namespace
# The values will get suffixed with Command, so the first item will be:
# mypackage.commands.list => MyPackage\Console\WorkbenchListCommand
protected $commands = [
'list' => 'WorkbenchList',
'make' => 'WorkbenchMake',
'commit' => 'WorkbenchCommit',
'bump' => 'WorkbenchBump',
];
}
```
Then in your main `ServiceProvider` you should add it to the `$providers` array as shown below:
```php
namespace MyPackage;
use Laradic\ServiceProvider\ServiceProvider;
class MyServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {
protected $providers = [
\MyPackage\Providers\MyConsoleProvider::class
];
}
```