Laravel Crudivor

This package helps you to get simple CRUD pages with Laravel 5 without having to generate any file. It's especially useful to generate parameters tables.

• Author: AXN Informatique
• Website: http://www.axn-informatique.com/
• Version: 1.0.0 (Not updated anymore)
• License: MIT license (see the license file)

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• Installation
• Usage

Installation

To install Laravel Crudivor as a Composer package to be used with Laravel 5, simply run:

composer require axn/laravel-crudivor

Once it's installed, you can register the service provider in config/app.php:

'Axn\Crudivor\ServiceProvider',

Add the alias of the facade in the aliases table in config/app.php:

'Crudivor' => 'Axn\Crudivor\Facade',

Usage

See the file samples/crudivor.php (who has been copied in app if you used the command : artisan vendor:publish).

Use the method Crudivor::register() to add a CRUD section, by adding in parameter the slug to identify it, and the class name of the model.

Example:

Crudivor::register('profiles', 'App\Models\Profile');

After that it's possible to chain methods to configure the section:

• creatable($bool = true, array $options = []) : Indicate if the section is allowed to add records.
• editable($bool = true, array $options = []) : Indicate if the section is allowed to modify records.
• creatableAndEditable($bool = true, array $options = []) : Alias of creatable() + editable().
• contentEditable($bool = true, $field = '', array $options = []) : Indicate if the section is allowed to edit on the fly the wording of a record.
• activatable($bool = true, $field = '') : Indicate if the section is allowed to activate / deactivate a record.
• sortable($bool = true, $field = '') : Indicate if the section is allowed to manually order records.
• destroyable($bool = true) : Indicate if the section is allowed to delete records.
• routesOptions(array $options = []) : Options to apply to all the routes of the section.

The parameter $options of creatable(), editable() and creatableAndEditable() methods is an array containing following informations:

• filters (array) : filter rules to apply on each field (see axn/laravel-request-filters package).
• rules (array or Closure) : validation rule for each field.
• messages (array or Closure) : validation error message for each field / rule.
• data (Closure) : data to insert, modify with the model.

The parameter $options of contentEditable() method, contains same informations. But in this case it's not necessary to specify the field on which apply filters, validation rules, or error messages, because the field is unique and defined in the $field parameter.

WARNING : For the sortable() method, if you specify $bool to FALSE, but $field is not empty, records won't be able to be manually sorted, but the list will still be sorted thanks to the $field parameter.

To conclude, it's also possible to specify default informations for all sections thanks to Crudivor::getDefault() instance. The usage is the same than Crudivor::register() to chain methods.