PHP code example of sansanlabs / laravel-userstamps

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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sansanlabs / laravel-userstamps example snippets

use App\Models\User;

return [
    /*
    | If set to true, the package will generate polymorphic relations
    | with an additional "_type" column.
    |
    | ⚠️ Warning:
    | Please make sure to enable or disable this BEFORE running migrations,
    | as it affects how your relationship columns are generated.
    |
    */
    'is_using_morph' => false,

    /*
    | The name of the table that holds the users.
    |
    | ⚠️ Note:
    | This configuration is used **only when "is_using_morph" is false**.
    | If "is_using_morph" is set to true, this value will be ignored
    | because the relationship will use polymorphic "_type" columns instead
    | of a fixed user table reference.
    |
    */
    'users_table' => 'users',

    /*
    | The model that holds the users.
    |
    | ⚠️ Note:
    | This configuration is used **only when "is_using_morph" is false**.
    | If "is_using_morph" is set to true, this value will be ignored
    | because the morph relationship dynamically references the related model
    | based on the stored "_type" column.
    |
    */
    'users_model' => User::class,

    /*
    | Specify the column type used in the schema for the account ID
    |
    | Options: increments, bigIncrements, uuid, ulid
    | Default: bigIncrements
    |
    */
    'users_table_id_column_type' => 'bigIncrements',

    /*
    | Specify the column name used as the foreign key reference for the account ID.
    | Make sure all user tables have an ID column name that matches the one you define below.
    |
    */
    'users_table_id_column_name' => 'id',

    /*
    | If you set the column name to "created_by",
    | it will generate two columns:
    | - created_by_id
    | - created_by_type (if morph is enabled)
    */
    'created_by_column' => 'created_by',

    /*
    | If you set the column name to "updated_by",
    | it will generate two columns:
    | - updated_by_id
    | - updated_by_type (if morph is enabled)
    |
    */
    'updated_by_column' => 'updated_by',

    /*
    | If you set the column name to "deleted_by",
    | it will generate two columns:
    | - deleted_by_id
    | - deleted_by_type (if morph is enabled)
    |
    */
    'deleted_by_column' => 'deleted_by',

    /*
    | Indicate whether to 

public function up(){
    Schema::create('table_name', function (Blueprint $table) {
        ...
        $table->userstamps();
        $table->softUserstamps();
    });
}

public function up()
{
    Schema::table('table_name', function($table) {
        ...
        $table->userstamps();
        $table->softUserstamps();
    });
}


public function down()
{
    Schema::table('table_name', function($table) {
        $table->dropUserstamps();
        $table->dropSoftUserstamps();
    });
}

use SanSanLabs\UserStamps\Concerns\HasUserstamps;

class Example extends Model {
    use HasUserstamps;
}

$model->createdBy; // the user who created the model
$model->updatedBy; // the user who last updated the model
$model->deletedBy; // the user who deleted the model

bash
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="userstamps-config"