edvinaskrucas/settings

Persistent settings package for Laravel framework.

2.0.0 2016-01-19 13:50 UTC

Requires

• php: ^5.5|^7.0
• illuminate/console: ^5.2
• illuminate/database: ^5.2
• illuminate/filesystem: ^5.2
• illuminate/support: ^5.2

Requires (Dev)

• mockery/mockery: 0.9.*

MIT

• Edvinas Kručas

• laravel
• Settings
• persistent settings

README

Package is looking for maintainers Please contact me if interested.

Persistent Settings for Laravel 5

Persistent settings package for Laravel 5.

• Driver support
• Cache settings via laravel cache
• Encrypt / Decrypt setting values
• Fire events after action
• Override config values
• Helper function
• Settings by context
• Serialize values

Installation

Require this package in your composer.json:

"require": {
  "edvinaskrucas/settings": "2.0.0"
}

Version matrix

Registering to use it with laravel

Add following lines to app/config/app.php

ServiceProvider array

Krucas\Settings\Providers\SettingsServiceProvider::class,

Alias array

'Settings' => Krucas\Settings\Facades\Settings::class

Publishing config file

If you want to edit default config file, just publish it to your app folder.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Krucas\Settings\Providers\SettingsServiceProvider" --tag="config"

Usage

Configuration

Package comes with several configuration options.

Creating table for database driver

To use database driver you have to create table in your database. Package provides default table migration, to create it you need to execute artisan command:

$ php artisan settings:table

Methods

Set value

Set setting value.

Settings::set($key, $value = null);

Get value

Get setting value, default value is returned when no value found.

Settings::get($key, $default = null);

Check value

Determine if setting exists.

Settings::has($key);

Forget value

Forget setting value from repository.

Settings::forget($key);

Set context

Setting values may be used in certain context. Context can be set using method context().

Settings::context(new Context(['user' => 1]));

Context is reset after call of one these methods set, get, has, forget. Example how to use settings for different contexts.

$userContext1 = new Context(['user' => 1]);
$userContext2 = new Context(['user' => 2]);
Settings::context($userContext1)->set('key', 'value1');
Settings::context($userContext2)->set('key', 'value2');

// retrieve settings
$userValue1 = Settings::context($userContext1)->get('key'); // value1
$userValue2 = Settings::context($userContext2)->get('key'); // value2

Helpers

Settings service instance

Resolve settings service instance.

settings();

Set value

Set setting value.

settings([$key => $value]);

Set setting value for a context.

settings([$key => $value], new Context(['user' => 1]));

Get value

Get setting value, default value is returned when no value found.

settings($key, $default = null);

Getting value for a context.

settings($key, $default, new Context(['user' => 1]));

Events

Events gets fired if this is not disabled via config (enabled by default).

settings.checking: $key

Fired before checking if value is present in repository.

settings.has: $key

Fired after checking if value is present in repository.

settings.getting: $key

Fired before retrieving value from repository.

settings.get: $key

Fired after retrieving value from repository.

settings.setting: $key

Fired before setting value to repository.

settings.set: $key

Fired after setting value to repository.

settings.forgetting: $key

Fired before forgetting value.

settings.forget: $key

Fired after forgetting value.