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Informations about the package laravel-helpers

Laravel Helpers

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Installation

You can install the package via composer:

Usage

Traits

You can use following traits for your models:

HasTheSlug

This trait is used to generate slug for your model. It uses cviebrock/eloquent-sluggable package.

Note: You must have slug column in your table. And the source is by default title column but can be changed by setting the $sluggableColumn property in your model.

HasTheMedia

This trait is used to add media conversions over the HasMedia trait from spatie/laravel-medialibrary package.

or alternatively, you can extend your model using the MediaModel class provided by the package:

You can use:

Multiple Collections

You can also define multiple collections in your model. For example, if you want to have a gallery and a profile collection along with the default cover collection, you can do it like this:

You can then access these collections using the same methods as above:

HasTheDashboardTraits

This trait is used to add HasTheSlug and HasTheMedia traits to your model.

CanBeApproved

This trait adds approval logic to your Eloquent models using timestamp-based flags (approved_at, rejected_at). By default, only approved records are returned in queries due to a global scope.

Make sure your model's table includes approved_at and rejected_at columns:

Then, use the trait in your model:

Methods
Method Description
setApproved() Marks the model as approved (sets approved_at, clears rejected_at)
setRejected() Marks the model as rejected (sets rejected_at, clears approved_at)
setPending() Resets approval state (clears both approved_at and rejected_at)
Scope

The trait adds a global scope to only include approved records. You can override it using the following query macros:

Macro Description
withPending() Includes approved and pending records
onlyPending() Only records where both approved_at and rejected_at are null
withoutApproved() Records that are not approved (includes pending & rejected)
withRejected() Rejected records (rejected_at not null, approved_at null)
onlyRejected() Strictly rejected records (regardless of previous approval)
withAll() Removes global scope and returns all records
Custom Column Names

You can override the default column names by defining constants in your model:

CanBeInactive

This trait allows Eloquent models to be marked as inactive or active, using a nullable inactive_at timestamp column. By default, only active models are returned from queries due to a global scope.

Setup

Ensure your model's table includes an inactive_at column:

Then, use the trait in your model:

Methods
Method Description
setInactive() Marks the model as inactive (sets inactive_at to current time)
setActive() Marks the model as active (clears the inactive_at column)
Scopes

This trait applies a global scope to include only active models by default. Use the following macros to override:

Macro Description
withInactive() Includes both active and inactive models
withoutInactive() Excludes inactive models (same as default scope)
onlyInactive() Returns only inactive models
Custom Column Name

You can override the column name by defining a constant in your model:

Nepali Helpers

You can simply use following helper functions:

english_nepali_number

Converts english number to nepali number.

english_nepali

To select value based on the locale.

Validations

LatitudeRule

This rule ensures that the given value is a numeric latitude within the valid range -90 to 90.

LongitudeRule

This rule ensures that the given value is a numeric longitude within the valid range -180 to 180.

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Requires php Version >=7.4
spatie/laravel-medialibrary Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0
cviebrock/eloquent-sluggable Version ^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
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