A package for easier maintenance of the blog (or news) articles.
Via Composer:
$ composer require gorankrgovic/larablogOnce you install the package, it should be automatically discovered by the Laravel. To check this, in your terminal simply run the:
$ php artisanOnce you run the command, you shoul dbe able to find all larablog commands available.
First step is to publish the vendor files. In this case only the config file.
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag="larablog"After you inspect the configuration file, it depends on your skills :). I recommend running the:
$ php artisan larablog:setupThe above command will install models, make the migration file and add a trait to your User model.
After the setup please run the migration command
$ php artisan migrateWhich will create the tables for this package: articles and categories. (you can change the names in your config file).
Once the tables are ready, please make sure to seed the initial category.
$ php artisan larablog:seederThe above command will create a seeder class. After you created a seeder, please run the
$ composer duAnd then run the seeder
$ php artisan db:seed --class=LarablogSeederThats. basically it.
Create your controller resource or whatever and then simply:
$article = new Article([
'title' => 'This is my title',
'slug' => 'this-is-my-slug',
'excerpt' => 'This is my excerpt',
'content' => 'This is my content',
'is_featured' => false,
'status' => 'publish',
'publish_at' => Carbon::now()
]);
// associate the user
$article->associateUser(1);
// save the article
$article->save();
// attach the category
$article->attachCategory('uncategorized'); // name or the ID
// or multiple categories
$article->attachCategories([1, 2, 3]); // names or ID'sTo get the article you can, for example:
$article = Article::find(1);
// get the categories (cacheable)
$article->getCategories();Or you can fetch all articles from a user
$user = User::find(1);
$articles = $user->getArticles();
// or
$articles = $user->getArticlesPaginated(20);
// or
$articles = $user->articles()->get();Also you can use provided scopes
$articles = Article::whereCategoriesAre([1, 2, 3])->get(); // pass an array of IDs
// or
$articles = Article::whereCategoryIs(1)->get(); // pass an idLarablog provides you with convenient helpers to make your life easier
use Gorankrgovic\Larablog\Facades\Larablog;
// ... and then in your methods...
// to generate a unique slug which will append number at the end of the slug if the same slug exists
$slug = Larablog::slug($title);
// to convert string to paragraph delimited text
$text = Larablog::autop($content);
// to generate the excerpt
$excerpt = Larablog::excerpt($content);
// to just sanitize the title and to get a slug
$slug = Larablog::sanitize_title($title);Basically thats it...
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