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Wordpress Laravel Eloquent Models

A library that converts converts wordpress tables into Laravel Eloquent Models. This is can be helpful for any wordpress project where maybe you'd rather use the awesome features of Laravel's Eloquent.

Or maybe you're building a project using Laravel and Roots Bedrock/Sage/etc and want to access WordPress data within Laravel. Or maybe you're writing an API with something like Slim or better yet Lumen don't want to increase your load time by loading the entire WP core.

This is a great boiler plate based off Eloquent by Laravel to get you going.

Note: This is documentation for additional functionality on top of Eloquent. For documentation on all of Eloquent's features you visit the documentation.

Overview

Installing WPEloquent

The recommended way to install WPEloquent is through Composer.

Version Guidance

Version Status Packagist Namespace Repo illuminate/database PHP Version
v0.2.1 Upstream drewjbartlett/wordpress-eloquent WPEloquent v0.2.1 5.4.* >= 5.6.4
v0.3.x Maintained mallardduck/wp-eloquent-models WPEloquent v0.3.0 5.5 >= 7.1
v0.4.x Maintained mallardduck/wp-eloquent-models WPEloquent v0.4.1 5.7.10 or 5.8 or 6.x >= 7.2

Setup - Common

If you wanted to enable this on your entire WP install you could create a file with the above code to drop in the mu-plugins folder.

Setup with Laravel

These directions are for when you want to work with WordPress database using Eloqent inside Laravel. The easiest mehtod is making a new config inside Laravel's config/database.php. For example:

Note: In this example the WordPress database and Laravel database can be accessed on the same server by the same MySQL user. The laravel .env of your project may need to be adjusted to match this example.

Then in your AppServiceProvider add the following line:

Supported Models

Posts

Statuses

By default, the Post returns posts with all statuses. You can however override this with the local scope published to return only published posts.

Or if you need a specific status you can override with defined status via local scope.

Post Types

By default, the Post returns posts with all post types. You can however override this by defining a post type via local scope.

Comments

Terms

In this version Term is still accesible as a model but is only leveraged through posts.

Users

Meta

The models Post, User, Comment, Term, all implement the HasMeta. Therefore they meta can easily be retrieved by the getMeta and set by the setMeta helper functions:

Options

In wordpress you can use get_option. Alternatively, if you don't want to load the wordpress core you can use helper function getValue.

Or of course, the long form:

Links

Extending your own models

If you want to add your own functionality to a model, for instance a User you can do so like this:

Another example would be for custom taxonomies on a post, say country

Or maybe you need to access a custom post type, like:

Query Logs

Sometimes it's helpful to see the query logs for debugging. You can enable the logs by passing log is set to true (see setup) on the Laravel::connect method. Logs are retrieved by running.

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Requires php Version ^7.2
illuminate/database Version ^5.7.10|^5.8|^6.0
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