The laravel-setting package provides an easy way to manage application settings in a Laravel application. It includes helper functions and classes to get and set settings.

To install the package, you can use composer:

composer require firdavs9512/laravel-setting

After installing the package, you need to publish the configuration file and migration.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Firdavs9512\LaravelSetting\LaravelSettingServiceProvider"
php artisan migrate

The first command publishes the configuration file to config/laravel-setting.php and the migration file for creating the settings table. The second command runs the migration to create the laravel_settings table.

The package provides a configuration file located at config/laravel-setting.php where you can customize various settings.

You can set and get settings using the Firdavs9512\LaravelSetting\Setting class. This class provides static methods get and set.

use Firdavs9512\LaravelSetting\Setting;

// Set a setting
Setting::set('site_name', 'My Awesome Site');

use Firdavs9512\LaravelSetting\Setting;

// Get a setting
$siteName = Setting::get('site_name', 'Default Site Name');

The package also provides a helper function setting. This function allows you to get and set settings conveniently.

To get a setting value, pass the key as the first argument and an optional default value as the second argument.

$siteName = setting('site_name', 'Default Site Name');

To set a setting value, you need to use the SettingHelper class returned when no key is passed to the setting function.

$settingHelper = setting();
$settingHelper->set('site_name', 'My Awesome Site');

Here is an example of how to use the package in a Laravel application:

// Set a setting
setting()->set('site_name', 'My Awesome Site');

// Get a setting
$siteName = setting('site_name', 'Default Site Name');

The LaravelSettingServiceProvider is responsible for bootstrapping the package's services. It publishes the configuration and migration files and merges the package configuration with the application's configuration.

The package includes a migration file that creates a settings table. This table is used to store the application settings.

To create the settings table, run the following command after publishing the migration file:

php artisan migrate

This package is open-source and licensed under the MIT license.