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Introduction

Eloquent boolean & timestamp flagged attributes behavior. Enhance eloquent models with commonly used state flags like Active, Published, Approved and others in a minutes!

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Features

Available flags list

Trait name Logic Database column Flag type Conflict
HasAcceptedAt Classic accepted_at Timestamp HasAcceptedFlag
HasAcceptedFlag Classic is_accepted Boolean HasAcceptedAt
HasActiveFlag Classic is_active Boolean -
HasApprovedAt Classic approved_at Timestamp HasApprovedFlag
HasApprovedFlag Classic is_approved Boolean HasApprovedAt
HasArchivedAt Inverse archived_at Timestamp HasArchivedFlag
HasArchivedFlag Inverse is_archived Boolean HasArchivedAt
HasClosedAt Inverse closed_at Timestamp HasClosedFlag
HasClosedFlag Inverse is_closed Boolean HasClosedAt
HasDraftedAt Inverse drafted_at Timestamp HasDraftedFlag
HasDraftedFlag Inverse is_drafted Boolean HasDraftedAt
HasEndedAt Inverse ended_at Timestamp HasEndedFlag
HasEndededFlag Inverse is_ended Boolean HasEndedAt
HasExpiredAt Inverse expired_at Timestamp HasExpiredFlag
HasExpiredFlag Inverse is_expired Boolean HasExpiredAt
HasInvitedAt Classic invited_at Timestamp HasInvitedFlag
HasInvitedFlag Classic is_invited Boolean HasInvitedAt
HasKeptFlag Classic is_kept Boolean -
HasPublishedAt Classic published_at Timestamp HasPublishedFlag
HasPublishedFlag Classic is_published Boolean HasPublishedAt
HasVerifiedAt Classic verified_at Timestamp HasVerifiedFlag
HasVerifiedFlag Classic is_verified Boolean HasVerifiedAt

Any entity can has more than one flag at the same time. If flags can't work for the same entity simultaneously they are listed in Conflict column.

How it works

Eloquent Flag is an easy way to add flagged attributes to eloquent models. All flags has their own trait which adds global scopes to desired entity.

There are 2 types of flags:

  • Boolean flags are the common ones. Stored in database as BOOLEAN or TINYINT(1) value.
  • Timestamp flags represented in database as nullable TIMESTAMP column. Useful when you need to know when action was performed.

All flags separated on 2 logical groups:

  • Classic flags displays only entities with true or timestamp flag value.
  • Inverse flags displays only entities with false or null flag value.

Omitted entities could be retrieved by using special global scope methods, unique for each flag.

Installation

First, pull in the package through Composer.

composer require cybercog/laravel-eloquent-flag

And then include the service provider within app/config/app.php.

// Service provider not using yet. This step not mandatory. Will be used to boot console commands in future.

'providers' => [
    Cog\Flag\Providers\FlagServiceProvider::class,
];

Usage

Usage examples described in Wiki

Change log

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Upgrading

Please see UPGRADING for detailed upgrade instructions.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Testing

Run the tests with:

vendor/bin/phpunit

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

Contributors

@a-komarev
Anton Komarev
@zagreusinoz
zagreusinoz

Eloquent Flag contributors list

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