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Package eloquent-uuid
Short Description A Laravel Eloquent Model trait for adding and using a uuid with models updated for Laravel 9
License MIT
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Informations about the package eloquent-uuid
Laravel Eloquent UUID
A Laravel Eloquent Model trait for adding and using a uuid with models.
The trait listens to the creating event. It generates a new UUID and saves it in the uuid column on the model.
Featured in Laravel News
The original package is no longer maintained, this fork is updated to be compatible with Laravel 8.0 and Laravel 9.0 where laravel/framework replaces illuminate/support
The author suggested package is not a drop in for this trait, so this fork is a drop in for updated Laravel versions.
Installation
Use
In order to use this in your models, just put use HasUuidTrait;
Schema requirements
In order to use this trait, your schema must be something like:
Querying your models
You may use the findByUuidOrFail method to try and fetch a model directly:
Since uuid gets registered as Route Key using implicit binding[https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/routing#implicit-binding], your resource controllers will use uuid instead of default id column.
/users/{user} route uses uuid i.e. /users/bff37872-1450-47c7-b9f7-9a6d917796cf
You may also use the withUuid and withUuids local query scopes with the query builder.
Licence
This package is 100% free and open-source, under the MIT license. Use it however you want.
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