Shipu / settings by shipu

Settings is persistent settings in laravel
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Package Data
Maintainer Username: shipu
Maintainer Contact: shipuahamed@gmail.com (Shipu Ahamed)
Package Create Date: 2018-09-18
Package Last Update: 2022-05-06
Language: PHP
License: MIT
Last Refreshed: 2024-04-18 15:18:20
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Total Downloads: 175
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Total Stars: 6
Total Watchers: 3
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Settings

Persistent settings in Laravel

Features

  • Settings

Installation

Setting is a Laravel package so you can install it via Composer. Run this command in your terminal from your project directory:

composer require shipu/settings

Now run this command in your terminal to publish this package resources:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Shipu\Settings\Providers\SettingsServiceProvider"

If you run vendor:publish then you have add below code in your settings model

protected $table = 'site_settings'; // you can change your database table name.
public $timestamps = false;

Use Traits

Use GeTraits traits in your model.

API List

all

For getting all settings value paired by key you can use all method.

YourSettingModel::all(); // return collection

set

For set value you can use set method.

YourSettingModel::set('key', 'value'); // return null

Multiple data store by key

YourSettingModel::set(['key1' => 'value', 'key2' => ['subkey2' => 'value-of-subkey2'] ]); // return null

get

For get value you can use get method.

YourSettingModel::get('key'); // return collection or string or null

Fallback Support:

YourSettingModel::get('key2.subkey2'); // return collection or string or null

You can also getting all setting value

YourSettingModel::get(); // return collection

has

For checking key exists or not you can use has method.

YourSettingModel::has('key'); // return bool

Multiple key Forget:

YourSettingModel::has(['key1', 'key2']); // return collection

forget

For delete key you can use forget method.

YourSettingModel::forget('key'); // return integer 0 or 1

Multiple key Forget:

YourSettingModel::forget(['key1', 'key2']); // return interger - how many key successfully delete.