Easy laravel cached settings (stored in MYSQL) package with MoonShine/Filament Laravel Admin GUI
You can install the package via composer:
composer require visual-ideas/laravel-site-settings
You must run the migrations with:
php artisan migrate
You can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="VI\LaravelSiteSettings\LaravelSiteSettingsProvider" --tag="config"
This is the contents of the published config file:
return [
'cache_key' => env('LSS_CACHE_KEY','laravel_site_settings_data'),
// Set to true if you're using Filament (https://filamentphp.com/)
'filament' => false,
];
You can use this package as default laravel config() function!
function settings($key = null, $default = null)
{
if (is_null($key)) {
return app('Settings')->all();
}
if (is_array($key)) {
return app('Settings')->set($key);
}
return app('Settings')->get($key, $default);
}
or Blade directive @settings
@settings('group.setting')
For PHPStorm you can set this blade directive with This instruction
or as part of native Laravel config()
@config('settings.group.setting')
Not working in console!
You can use models VI\LaravelSiteSettings\Models\SettingGroup and VI\LaravelSiteSettings\Models\Setting
or set settings values with the settings() function:
settings(['group.setting' => 'Value']);
settings(['setting' => 'Value']);
Please see MoonShine
You can use settings in your MoonShine admin panel, like this:
MenuGroup::make('Settings', [
MenuItem::make(
'Setting groups',
new \VI\LaravelSiteSettings\MoonShine\Resources\SettingGroupResource(),
'heroicons.outline.wrench-screwdriver'
),
MenuItem::make(
'Settings',
new \VI\LaravelSiteSettings\MoonShine\Resources\SettingResource(),
'heroicons.outline.wrench'
),
], 'heroicons.outline.cog-8-tooth'),
Please see Filament
You can use settings in your Filament admin panel!
Just change config file:
//...
// Set to true if you're using Filament (https://filamentphp.com/)
'filament' => true,
//...
I recommend saving the settings in the seeders using the orangehill/iseed package:
php artisan iseed setting_groups,settings
But you can use seeder or migration to set your settings
settings([
['group.setting1' => 'Value1'],
['group.setting2' => 'Value2'],
['group.setting3' => 'Value3'],
['setting1' => 'Value4'],
['setting2' => 'Value5'],
['setting3' => 'Value6'],
['setting4' => 'Value7'],
['setting5' => 'Value8']
]);
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