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Informations about the package historical-model

Historical Model

Installation

Install using composer:

 composer require geeky/historical-model --dev

About

This package created for helping you to create a historical model/data for any model/data you want, so one of the solutions of creating a historical data os by creating a history table for the basic table, so if we have a table called employees with this columns:

and we want to make save our data in another place in case if the employee changes his address or his salary for example, like if the salary of an employee is 500$ then he updated the salary to be 1000$ then 1500$ so we want to save all of these data to have a historical data to know when the employee was 1000$ or something else, Our history table schema will be:

Usage

you can create the historical model/data just by a very easy command

then you will be asked what model you want to make it historical,

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and the package will automatically get your columns and ask you column column with y/n if you to log it, and hola you will get your model and your migration file ready to migrate.

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Important

You should use the Geeky\Historical\Concerns\Historical trait file in your base model

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