In Laravel, if we use a trait with an Eloquent model we get some extramagicthrown in. You can boot your traits by adding aboot[TraitName]method to it. So for our exampleSluggabletrait the method would be namedbootSluggable. In this method we can add the code we already have for generat...
When using traits with Eloquent models, Laravel has a neat trick thatbootsthe trait allowing us to hook into the Eloquent events. Laravel’s ownSoftDeletestraituses this bootable feature to add a global scope that allows us to soft delete a model. To take a look at how we can use traits...
First, add the Maklad\Permission\Traits\HasRoles trait to your User model(s):use Illuminate\Auth\Authenticatable; use Jenssegers\Mongodb\Eloquent\Model as Model; use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\Access\Authorizable; use Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\Authenticatable as AuthenticatableContract; use Illuminate\...
use \Askedio\SoftCascade\Traits\SoftCascadeTrait; protected $softCascade = ['addresses@restrict']; $softCascadeis an array of your relation names, in theexampleyou'll see we've definedfunction profiles()for the relation. Nested relations work by defining$softCascadein the relatedModelas you can...
When testing, there is always the question of what data to base tests on. In the context of browser tests, we may need it to check if the elements we show are displayed correctly. Laravel has a whole set of traits just for such needs. And ifRefreshDatabasecannot be used in browser te...
None of my queries in Debugbar have that, at least. I think if there’s anything you were to do to cause that, it would have to be to override the relationship methods (hasOne() etc.) in your base model or the appropriate traits, which doesn’t seem like something you could do ...
http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.traits.php It works like this: You create a trait first, with the methods you want to extract: <?phpnamespaceYour\Namespace;traitMySpecialMethods{protectedfunctionmySpecialValue(){return'something'; } } ...
When the model does not have a sortable configuration, the default eloquent-sortable configuration will be used.Apply HasSortableRows to Nova resourceApply HasSortableRows trait from this package on the Resource:use Workup\NovaSortable\Traits\HasSortableRows; class MyResource extends Resource { use ...
When the model does not have a sortable configuration, the default eloquent-sortable configuration will be used.Apply HasSortableRows to Nova resourceApply HasSortableRows trait from this package on the Resource:use Outl1ne\NovaSortable\Traits\HasSortableRows; class MyResource extends Resource { use...
Install the package in a Laravel Nova project via Composer:# Install package composer require optimistdigital/nova-sortableUsageAdd an order field to the model using Laravel migrations:# Add order field with default value Schema::table('some_model', function (Blueprint $table) { $table->integer...