Amari
Some useful things for laravel ^5.* and php ^7.0 with monkey code insine inside
Be free to use it anywhere under MIT ...
Package refactor after 0.0.3 version after 14.03.2017 use this version for compatibility
Available traits:
Sluggable
Simply covert source field to slug field using Illuminate\Support\Str::slug function.
use Amari\Traits\Sluggable;
class Model extends \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model
{
use Sluggable;
// Optional, default 'title'
protected static $slugSource = 'name';
// Optional, default 'slug'
protected static $slugField = 'route';
public static function boot()
{
parent::boot();
static::saving(function (Model $item) {
$item->generateSlug(); //Check dirty slug before save
});
}
...
}This code generate route attribute from name if route do not provided, if some entity already exists in database with current slug, slug will append "-$index" from 1 to infinite unless script find free...
Jsonable
Another monkey in your lawn. You now have full access to json field as usual attributes of your model. (only 1-2 level of them)
How it works:
use Amari\Traits\Jsonable;
class Model extends \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model
{
use Jsonable;
protected $fillable = ['title', 'header_content', 'block2', 'block3', 'images', 'meta-title', 'keywords', 'description']
// Required static field with map: real model attribute to json attributes, that will be save in real
protected static $json = [
'body' => [
'header_content',
'block2',
'block3',
'images'
],
'meta' => [
'meta-title' //it's must be unique (not title, if real title exists) to other or it have more priority agains real fields
'keywords',
'description',
],
...
];
...
}Now you can access to second-level attributes as usually:
$model = new Model([
'title' => 'Awesome monkey!',
'header_content' => 'Wellcome again!',
'block3' => 'brilliant brilliant!',
'images' => [
'image1' => '/path/to/image/1.png',
'image2' => '/path/to/image/2.png',
'image3' => '/path/to/image/3.png',
]
]);
$model->block2 = 'Some test';
dd(model->header_content); //Wellcome again!
dd(model->images); //Array [...]
dd(model->block2); //Some test
...
