PHP code example of justijndepover / laravel-settings
1. Go to this page and download the library: Download justijndepover/laravel-settings library. Choose the download type require.
2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.
3. Add this code to the index.php.
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */
justijndepover / laravel-settings example snippets
return [
/**
* This setting determines what driver you want to use
* You can overwrite this driver with your own custom one.
*/
'driver' => \Justijndepover\Settings\Drivers\Database::class,
/**
* Automatically store the app locale
* If this settings is enabled, the app locale will always be stored in database
* omitting the need to scope your result set:
*
* settings()->forLocale(app()->getLocale())->get('name') becomes: settings()->get('name')
*/
'auto_store_locale' => false,
/**
* Duration the system should cache the fetched database results
* possible values: 'forever', 'current_request', (int) $seconds
*/
'cache_time' => 'forever',
];
settings()->get('site_name')
use Justijndepover\Settings\Settings;
class HomeController extends Controller
{
public function __invoke(Settings $settings)
{
$settings->get('site_name');
}
}
Settings::get('site_name');
// get some value
settings('site_name');
// Is the equivalent of
settings()->get('site_name');
// return a default if no value exists
settings()->get('site_name', 'default');
// store a single value
settings()->set('site_name', 'my-personal-blog');
// store multiple values at once
settings()->set([
'site_name' => 'my-personal-blog',
'site_domain' => 'my-personal-blog.com',
]);
// check if a setting exists
settings()->has('site_name');
// delete all settings (both work)
settings()->flush();
settings()->delete();
// delete a single setting (both work)
settings()->forget('site_name');
settings()->delete('site_name');
use Justijndepover\Settings\Concerns\HasSettings; // add this line
class User
{
use HasSettings; // add this line
}
// access user settings throught the model
$user = User::find(1);
$user->settings()->get('preferred_language');
// access user settings through the settings class
settings()->forUser(1)->get('preferred_language');
// all other methods are available as well