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Informations about the package laravel-listify

Laravel Listify

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This is a rebuild (from scratch) of Lookitsatravis' Listify for personal reasons. It uses the same interface as Listify, so switching from that to this package should not break anything.

Version Compatibility

Laravel Package
5.7 and older 1.0
5.8 - 5.9 1.1
6.0 and up 2.0

Changelog

View the changelog.

Why?

Listify is great, but has a few shortcomings:

Install

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Usage

For general functionality the original Listify interface is largely the same. For reference, see the original documentation.

Some exceptions apply:

Although it is not required, you may make models that use the trait implement the ListifyInterface for your own purposes.

Differences with the original Listify

There is no attach artisan command supplied; you are expected to handle your position column migrations yourself.

The exceptions that do get thrown have been simplified. InvalidArgumentException, UnexpectedValueException and BadMethodCallException are thrown instead of custom exceptions. Exceptions are no longer thrown for 'null scope' or 'null foreign key', since these are now expected and allowed. Models with an effective 'null scope' will now silently be excluded from lists.

Note that this package has been tested with the original listify PHPUnit tests and passes them where behavior has not intentionally changed.

Finally, this trait may be used with inheritance (because its base scope is protected rather than private). You can make a 'BaseListifyModel' and extend that to avoid code (or setup) duplication.

Dealing with global scopes

When using global scopes on a listified model, this may break expected functionality, especially when the global scope affects how the records are ordered. To deal with this, listify will check for a method to clean up the scope as required. To use this, simply add an implementation of the following method to your listified model class:

This method will be called any time that listify performs checks and operations on the model for which it needs access (and its own ordering).

To Do

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Credits

Obviously, the main credits for anything to do with Listify go to:

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.


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