ModelSupport

📂 About

Useful eloquent model support traits.

📦 Installation

Get via composer

composer require laravel-ready/model-support

⚙️ Configs

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=model-support-config

Example Trait Usage

use LaravelReady\ModelSupport\Traits\Sluggable;
use LaravelReady\ModelSupport\Traits\HasActive;
...

class Post extends Model
{
    use Sluggable, HasActive;

    protected $fillable = [
        'title',
        'slug',
        'content',
        'is_active'
    ];

    ...
}

📝 Usage

HasLanguage

This trait allows you to get models by language.

Note Field name is lang by default. You can change it in the config file.

use LaravelReady\ModelSupport\Traits\HasLanguage;
...

$model->lang('en'); // will return $query->where('lang', $lang);
$model->langNot('en'); // will return $query->where('lang', '!=', $lang);
$model->langIn(['en', 'tr']); // will return $query->whereIn('lang', $langs);
$model->langNotIn(['en', 'tr']); // will return $query->whereNotIn('lang', $langs);

Sluggable

This trait allows you to generate a slug from a string. When you create a new model, the slug will be generated automatically. If you change the title, the slug will also be updated. See bootSluggable() method for more details.

Note Field names are slug and title by default. You can change it in the config file.

use LaravelReady\ModelSupport\Traits\Sluggable;
...

$model->slug('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', $slug);
$model->slugLike('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', 'like', $slug);
$model->slugNot('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', '!=', $slug);
$model->slugNotLike('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', 'not like', $slug);
$model->slugIn(['any-string', 'any-string']); // will return $query->whereIn('slug', $slug);
$model->slugNotIn(['any-string', 'any-string']); // will return $query->whereNotIn('slug', $slug);

SluggableTitle

This trait allows you to generate a slug from a title field. Same as Sluggable trait but it only works with the title field.

Note Field names are slug and title (hardcoded, not configurable).

use LaravelReady\ModelSupport\Traits\SluggableTitle;
...

$model->slug('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', $slug);
$model->slugLike('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', 'like', $slug);
$model->slugNot('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', '!=', $slug);
$model->slugNotLike('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', 'not like', $slug);
$model->slugIn(['any-string', 'any-string']); // will return $query->whereIn('slug', $slug);
$model->slugNotIn(['any-string', 'any-string']); // will return $query->whereNotIn('slug', $slug);

SluggableName

This trait allows you to generate a slug from a name field. Same as Sluggable trait but it only works with the name field.

Note Field names are slug and name (hardcoded, not configurable).

use LaravelReady\ModelSupport\Traits\SluggableName;
...

$model->slug('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', $slug);
$model->slugLike('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', 'like', $slug);
$model->slugNot('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', '!=', $slug);
$model->slugNotLike('any-string'); // will return $query->where('slug', 'not like', $slug);
$model->slugIn(['any-string', 'any-string']); // will return $query->whereIn('slug', $slug);
$model->slugNotIn(['any-string', 'any-string']); // will return $query->whereNotIn('slug', $slug);

ParentChild

This trait allows you to work with parent-child relationships in self-referencing models.

Note Field name is parent_id by default. You can change it in the config file.

Warning It's only supports self-referencing models.

use LaravelReady\ModelSupport\Traits\ParentChild;
...

$model->parent(); // will return parent model (BelongsTo relationship)
$model->children(); // will return children models (HasMany relationship)
$model->recursiveParent(); // will return parent with all recursive parents
$model->recursiveChildren(); // will return children with all recursive children
$model->recursiveParentAndChildren(); // will return parent and children recursively

HasActive

This trait allows you to get active/inactive status models.

Note Field name is is_active by default. You can change it in the config file.

Warning This trait forces your models to fillable is_active field and adds is_active cast to boolean.

use LaravelReady\ModelSupport\Traits\HasActive;
...

$model->status(true|false); // will return $query->where('is_active', $status);
$model->active(); // will return $query->where('is_active', true);
$model->inactive(); // will return $query->where('is_active', false);

🧪 Testing

This package uses Pest PHP for testing and is tested across multiple PHP and Laravel versions.

Running Tests

# Run all tests
composer test

# Run tests with coverage
composer test:coverage

# Run tests with HTML coverage report
composer test:coverage:html

Static Analysis

# Run PHPStan analysis
composer test:styles

# Run PHPStan with pro features (fix & watch)
composer test:styles:pro

Test Matrix

The package is automatically tested against:

PHP Version	Laravel 10.x	Laravel 11.x	Laravel 12.x
8.1	✅	❌	❌
8.2	✅	✅	❌
8.3	✅	✅	✅
8.4	✅	✅	✅
8.5	❌	❌	✅

Tests run automatically on every push and pull request via GitHub Actions.

Local Testing

By using act you can run all test matrix locally (requires Docker).

act

⚓ Credits

• This project was generated by the packager.