Nobody9512 / laravel-setting

Laravel Setting Package

The laravel-setting package provides an easy way to manage application settings in a Laravel application. It includes helper functions and classes to get and set settings.

Installation

To install the package, you can use composer:

composer require firdavs9512/laravel-setting

Publish Configuration and Migration

After installing the package, you need to publish the configuration file and migration.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Firdavs9512\LaravelSetting\LaravelSettingServiceProvider"
php artisan migrate

The first command publishes the configuration file to config/laravel-setting.php and the migration file for creating the settings table. The second command runs the migration to create the laravel_settings table.

Configuration

The package provides a configuration file located at config/laravel-setting.php where you can customize various settings.

Usage

Setting and Getting Values

You can set and get settings using the Firdavs9512\LaravelSetting\Setting class. This class provides static methods get and set.

Setting a Value

use Firdavs9512\LaravelSetting\Setting;

// Set a setting
Setting::set('site_name', 'My Awesome Site');

Getting a Value

use Firdavs9512\LaravelSetting\Setting;

// Get a setting
$siteName = Setting::get('site_name', 'Default Site Name');

Helper Function

The package also provides a helper function setting. This function allows you to get and set settings conveniently.

Getting a Setting Value

To get a setting value, pass the key as the first argument and an optional default value as the second argument.

$siteName = setting('site_name', 'Default Site Name');

Setting a Value

To set a setting value, you need to use the SettingHelper class returned when no key is passed to the setting function.

$settingHelper = setting();
$settingHelper->set('site_name', 'My Awesome Site');

Example

Here is an example of how to use the package in a Laravel application:

// Set a setting
setting()->set('site_name', 'My Awesome Site');

// Get a setting
$siteName = setting('site_name', 'Default Site Name');

LaravelSettingServiceProvider

The LaravelSettingServiceProvider is responsible for bootstrapping the package's services. It publishes the configuration and migration files and merges the package configuration with the application's configuration.

Migration

The package includes a migration file that creates a settings table. This table is used to store the application settings.

To create the settings table, run the following command after publishing the migration file:

php artisan migrate

License

This package is open-source and licensed under the MIT license.