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Laravel Postgres Enums

Laravel's answer to Postgres Real Enums

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Inspiration

n Laravel’s migration, Enums already exist, yeah? Yes, but not quite. These Enums are not actual Database Enums. These enums are just a string type with CHECK constraints. So I said to myself, it would be really nice to use real Postgres enums in Laravel.

Getting started

Installing

Usage in Migrations

Schema API

This library extends Laravel's Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schema using Illuminate\Support\Traits\Macroable

Schema API also works with PHP Enums by default

Blueprint API

There is only one function for Blueprint enumeration to create a column in table.

Full Migration Example

Using PHP Enums

Laravel already supports PHP Enums by default, but the nature of this library needs a bit more than what's provided by Laravel by default. PHP Enums (in all forms -> string/int backed, non-backed) are supported, here is the example:

All versions of laravel-pgenum with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.3
ext-pdo Version *
illuminate/database Version ^11|^12
illuminate/support Version ^11|^12
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