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Informations about the package sashimi
Sashimi 🍣
Eloquent's missing "array" driver.
Sometimes you want to use Eloquent, but without dealing with a database.
Important Notice
This is a fork of https://github.com/calebporzio/sushi - however it allows you to run Sushi without having a full Laravel installation, allowing you to pull it into other frameworks, it's 90% Celebs code, with additional work-arounds to avoid core Laravel features such as the IoC Container, and global helpers.
Install
Use
Using this package consists of two steps:
- Add the
\Sashimi\Sushitrait to a model. - Add a
$rowsproperty to the model.
That's it.
Now, you can use this model anywhere you like, and it will behave as if you created a table with the rows you provided.
This is really useful for "Fixture" data, like states, countries, zip codes, user_roles, sites_settings, etc...
Relationships
Let's say you created a Role model, based on an array using Sushi, that looked like this:
You can add a relationship to another standard model, just like you normally would:
Assuming the users table has a role_id column, you can do things like this:
Note: There is one caveat when dealing with Sushi model relationships. The
whereHasmethod will NOT work. This is because the two models are spread across two separate databases.
Custom Schema
If Sushi's schema auto-detection system doesn't meet your specific requirements for the supplied row data, you can customize them with the $schema property or the getSchema() method.
How It Works
Under the hood, this package creates and caches a SQLite database JUST for this model. It creates a table and populates the rows. If, for whatever reason, it can't cache a .sqlite file, it will default to using an in-memory sqlite database.
Using ->getRows()
You can optionally opt out of using the protected $rows property, and directly implement your own getRows() method.
This will allow you to determine the rows for the model at runtime. You can even generate the model's rows from an external source like a third-party API.
Note: If you choose to use your own ->getRows() method, the rows will NOT be cached between requests.
All versions of sashimi with dependencies
illuminate/database Version ^5.8 || ^6.0 || ^7.0
illuminate/support Version ^5.8 || ^6.0 || ^7.0