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Package laravel-cached-settings
Short Description A simple cached config container for Laravel 4
License MIT
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Informations about the package laravel-cached-settings
Laravel Cached Settings
Provides a basic container for your configuration parameters and settings.
Key-value pairs are stored in your database and, if cache is enabled in the package configuration file, also in your caching system. When you try to retrieve a value from the container, the caching system is always checked first and if the value exists, the database layer is never touched. In case the value is not in your cache, it's retrieved from the persistent storage and also automatically added to the caching layer.
The package uses the current environment name to oraganize settings in order to allow you have different values based on the environment the application is running in. Therefore, a value added while in "local", won't be available in "production" or "testing".
One of the artisan commands the package offers, allows you to import a json file into the persistant storage system. See below for more info.
Installation
Add the package to your composer.json file:
Use composer to install the package:
Pusblish a configuration file using artisan:
Configuration
Registering the Package
Add an alias to the bottom of app/config/app.php
and register this service provider at the bottom of the $providers array:
Running Migrations
You can specify the table name in the published package config file.
Usage
Adding a new setting:
You can use "dot" notation to imitate a multi-dimensional array:
Retrieving a setting:
Checking if a setting exists:
It checks the persistent storage and returns a boolean.
Updating a setting:
Deleting a setting:
This command removes a setting from the caching and persistent storages!
Deleting all settings:
This command removes all settings from the caching and persistent storages!
Refreshing a setting in cache:
If you have changed a value directly in the database or just want to make sure that your cache is up-to-date, you can refresh individual settings.
The value in your cache is updated with the one from the database.
Refreshing all settings in cache:
You can update your cache with the values from the database with just one command.
Getting a list of all keys:
This command returns an array of all keys currently stored in the database.
Getting all key and settings:
This command returns an associative array of all settings.
Getting all settings (table dump):
This command returns a dump of the entire table.
Artisan Commands
The packages provides 5 different artisan commands for your convenience:
Setting a parameter:
Or simply run the command below and provide the needed info when asked:
You can always specify the environment by using the "env" option:
Returning a parameter:
Or simply:
Refreshing all parameters in cache:
Deleting all parameters (cache and database):
Importing a JSON file:
This command allows you to import a file with a JSON object which has string or number fields only. Example:
As always, you can specify the environment by using the "env" option:
License
Laravel Cached Settings is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license
