Notifynder is designed to manage notifications in a powerful and easy way. With the flexibility that Notifynder offer, It provide a complete API to work with your notifications, such as storing, retriving, and organise your codebase to handle hundreds of notifications. You get started in a couple of minutes to "enable" notifications in your Laravel Project.
Compatible DBs: MySql - PostgresSql - Sqlite
Documentation: Notifynder Wiki
Add it on your composer.json
"fenos/notifynder": "^3.2"
and run
composer update
or run
composer require fenos/notifynder
Add the following string to config/app.php
Providers array:
Fenos\Notifynder\NotifynderServiceProvider::class,
Aliases array:
'Notifynder' => Fenos\Notifynder\Facades\Notifynder::class,
Publish the migration as well as the configuration of notifynder with the following command:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Fenos\Notifynder\NotifynderServiceProvider"
Run the migration
php artisan migrate
Set up category of notification, think about it as the body of the notification:
php artisan notifynder:create:category "user.following" "{from.username} started to follow you"
To send a notification with notifynder, that's all you have to do.
Notifynder::category('user.following')
->from($from_user_id)
->to($to_user_id)
->url('http://www.yourwebsite.com/page')
->send();
Retrieving Notifications
// @return Collection
Notifynder::getAll($user_id,$limit,$paginateBool);
Reading Notifications:
// @return number of notifications read
Notifynder::readAll($user_id);
To know more, such as the advance usage of Notifynder Visit the Notifynder Wiki.