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Laravel Attributes

This package provides the ability to create custom attributes for Laravel controllers. You can use these attributes to add functionality like authorization, validation, or any other custom behavior to your controller methods.

Installation

Basic Usage

Let's walk through creating a custom attribute for authorization using Laravel policies.

Creating an Attribute

First, generate a new attribute class using the provided artisan command:

This will create a new attribute class in the App\Attributes namespace.

Attribute Structure

Each attribute class contains two main methods:

  1. __construct: Defines the parameters you want to pass to your attribute
  2. handle: Contains the logic for your attribute's functionality

Example Implementation

Here's an example of implementing a policy-based authorization attribute:

Using Attributes in Controllers

To use attributes in your controllers, follow these steps:

  1. Import the HasAttributes trait
  2. Import your custom attribute class
  3. Add the attribute to your controller methods

Here's an example:

In this example, the PolicyAttribute will check if the current user has permission to view posts before executing the index method.

Additional Notes

For more advanced usage and additional examples, please refer to the package documentation.

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Requires php Version >=8.0
illuminate/support Version ^11.38
illuminate/console Version ^11.38
illuminate/filesystem Version ^11.38
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