The Laravel Package config-walker

This package helps you grab all your data, like database tables, enum, constants, hard code array, files or settings, and turns it into a nice, organized hub. It's super handy for keeping things clean and avoiding copy-paste, so you can grab what you need quickly and cut down on extra coding.

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Features

• Centralize different config sources into a single hub.
• Support for database tables, enums, constants, hard-coded arrays, files, and settings.
• Easy integration with Laravel models and enums.
• Customizable configuration options.
• Helper functions for accessing and managing configurations.
• Automatically load configurations with Laravel's config system.

PHP and Laravel Version Support

This package supports the following versions of PHP and Laravel:

• PHP: ^8.2
• Laravel: ^11.0, ^12.0

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require t-labs-co/config-walker

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="config-walker-config"

Usage

With Model

Using Model trait TLabsCo\ConfigWalker\ConfigWalkable and custom your walkable method

// Your Model App\Models\Category
class Category extends Model
{
    use HasFactory;
    use ConfigWalkable;

    // omit the rest 

    // Export book category to config 
    public function walkable(): array
    {
        return self::query()
            ->whereStatus(CategoryStatus::Published)
            ->whereType(CategoryType::Book)
            ->get()
            ->keyBy('slug')
            ->map(function ($cat) {
                return $cat->name;
            })
            ->toArray();
    }

    public function walkerKey(): string
    {
        return "category_" . CategoryType::Book->value;
    }
}

// Using TLabsCo\ConfigWalker\Facades\ConfigWalker to walk your model 
ConfigWalker::walk(Category::class);

// Get the key config with Category
ConfigWalker::get('category_book');

// walk your config Category with Override key and under Tag
ConfigWalker::walk(Category::class, 'book1', 'categories');

// Combine your custom config under Tag
ConfigWalker::walk(['fantasy' => 'Fantasy'], 'book1', 'categories');

// Get config instance under tag categories
$categoriesConfig = ConfigWalker::tag('categories');
// Get custom config key
$categoriesConfig->get('book1');
// Get all
$categoriesConfig->all();

With Enum

Using Enum trait TLabsCo\ConfigWalker\EnumConfigWalkable and custom your walkable method

// Enum class
enum CategoryType: string
{
    use EnumConfigWalkable;

    case Post = 'post';
    case Product = 'product';
    case Book = 'book';
    case Page = 'page';
}

// Using TLabsCo\ConfigWalker\Facades\ConfigWalker to walk your Enum with TLabsCo\ConfigWalker\EnumConfigWalkable

ConfigWalker::walk(CategoryType::class);

// Get data from enum CategoryType, by default the key will be dashed case from enum name and without namespace
// For here '\App\Enums\CategoryType' to 'category_type'
ConfigWalker::get('category_type');

Helper

Using helper function to access config walker - like Laravel built-in config()

// Get Facade TLabsCo\ConfigWalker\Facades\ConfigWalker
config_walker()

// Get config key 
config_walker('your-key');

// Set data when input array
config_walker(['your-key' => 'your-value']);

Use to access Laravel config

This package provide serveral ways to load with Laravel config

// Load on fly or from your boot ServiceProvider to auto load from init
ConfigWalker::loadDefault();

// Setting in config-walker.php option
return [
    'loadWithAppConfig' => true
]

// Using default laravel config via ConfigWalker
ConfigWalker::tag('default')->get('key');
// Or 
ConfigWalker::makeDefault()->get('key');

// By default the Laravel will place under `default` group 
// so to get key from config
config('key')
// equal to
config_walker('default.key')

Testing

composer test

Changelog

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

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

• T.
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.