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Package env-providers
Short Description Load Laravel service providers based on your application's environment.
License MIT
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Laravel EnvProviders
A more finetuned way of managing your service providers in Laravel. This package allows you to configure the environment certain service providers and aliases are loaded in.
Installation
Via composer:
Or add the package to your dependencies in composer.json and run
composer update to download the package:
Next, add the ServiceProvider to your providers array in config/app.php:
Usage
You must publish this package's configuration file for it to work properly. To do so, run the following command:
After that, you should see the file config/providers.php. In the created
configuration file you can see 2 pre-defined provider groups that will help you
set up what providers and aliases should be loaded when the application is in any
of the configured environments.
Environments
In the environments array you can define what are known as "environment aliases".
For example, if you use more than one name for local development (eg. dev,
development, and local), you can alias all of these to one name to use in
this package's configuration.
Note: You can set your application's environment in either config/app.php
under env or via your .env file. If you want to manage your .env file via
php artisan, you can check out sven/flex-env.
Groups
The groups key in the configration is used to load in service providers and
aliases (also know as facades) in one of the previously defined environments.
You can use * as a wildcard here to always load that group, regardless of the
application's environment.
Providers
The providers array is where you can put the providers you want to have loaded
in the defined environment. This should be pretty straight forward as it is similar
to how you would register service providers in config/app.php.
Aliases
In the aliases array you may define all your aliases (facades). As with the
providers, this is the same as how you would register aliases in the default
config/app.php configuration file.
Example
Notice how we're only loading the Debugbar ServiceProvider and facade when our
application's environment is either local, development, or dev. This means
we can't use the Debugbar facade in our project when the environment doesn't
match any of those.
Contributing
All contributions (pull requests, issues and feature requests) are welcome. Make sure to read through the CONTRIBUTING.md first, though. See the contributors page for all contributors.
License
sven/env-providers is licensed under the MIT License (MIT). Please see the
license file for more information.
