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Informations about the package laravel-entity
Laravel Entity
Cool schemaless models for Laravel.
Details
A streamlined entity-attribute-value (EAV) implementation for Laravel. This package is designed for quick plug and play "schemeless" prototyping. To achieve this the package uses only two database tables unlike the standard EAV (which uses at least three tables).
Features
- Schemaless implementation with 2 database tables only.
- Entitiies have types. Each type is like a class (i.e. note, category, etc)
- Entitiies may have unlimited fields. Fields can have any value (string, int, float, array)
- Entitiies may have hierarchy (parent and children). Great when you have categories, or paths
- Ideal for quick prototyping
- Uses human friendly IDs (see https://github.com/Sinevia/php-library-uid)
Installation
How to Use
Table Schema
The following schema is used for the database.
| Entity | |
|---|---|
| Id | String, UniqueId |
| Status | String |
| Type | String |
| ParentId | String, UniqueId |
| Sequence | Integer |
| Name | String |
| CreatedAt | DateTime |
| DeletedAt | DateTime |
| Udated At | DateTime |
| Field | |
|---|---|
| Id | String, UniqueId |
| EntityId | String, UniqueId |
| Key | String |
| Value | JSON Text (Long) |
| CreatedAt | DateTime |
| DeletedAt | DateTime |
| UpdatedAt | DateTime |
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Package Version
Requires
php Version
~5.6|~7.0|~8.0|~8.1
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