deetoo/essentials

Essentials By Jordan Dobrev

Essentials

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DeeToo Essentials provides tools that enhances your Laravel experience., _(*2)

Models

The DeeToo Model provides an extra layer of validation to protect you against yourself. If validates the data before you save it to the database and verifies if a relation actually exists. It also provides nice additional features like read only properties and value objects., _(*3)

<?php

use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Model;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\ArrayType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\BooleanType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\DateTimeType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\DateType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\EmailType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\EnumerableType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\FloatType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\IntegerType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\ObjectType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\RelationType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\StringType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\TextType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\UrlType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\ValueObjectType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\ValueObjects\Country;
use DeeToo\Essentials\ValueObjects\Currency;
use DeeToo\Essentials\ValueObjects\Temperature;

class TestModel extends Model
{
    protected $readOnly = ['read_only'];

    public function types(): array
    {
        return [
            'integer'     => new IntegerType(),
            'float'       => new FloatType(),
            'string'      => new StringType(),
            'boolean'     => new BooleanType(),
            'datetime'    => new DateTimeType(),
            'date'        => new DateType(),
            'email'       => new EmailType(),
            'enumerable'  => new EnumerableType(['one', 'two']),
            'array'       => new ArrayType(),
            'object'      => new ObjectType(),
            'relation_id' => new RelationType(self::class),
            'text'        => new TextType(),
            'url'         => new UrlType(),
            'country'     => new ValueObjectType(Country::class),
            'vo'          => new ValueObjectType(Currency::class),
            'temp'        => new ValueObjectType(Temperature::class),
            'read_only'   => new StringType(),
        ];
    }
}

Each type can be set as nullable and have a default value:, _(*4)

(new IntegerType())
    ->nullable()
    ->default(1)

Each different type can have his own options on top:, _(*5)

(new IntegerType())
    ->nullable()
    ->default(1)
    ->unsigned()
    ->max(100)

You can extend and create new value object as well:, _(*6)

<?php

use DeeToo\Essentials\Exceptions\Error;

class Humidity extends ValueObject
{
    public array $serialize = [
        'formatted',
    ];

    public function __construct($value)
    {
        parent::__construct(intval($value));

        if (!is_numeric($this->value)) {
            throw new Error('Invalid percentage value :value', ['value' => $this->value]);
        }

        if ($this->value > 10000) {
            throw new Error('Percentage value :value cannot be more than 10000', ['value' => $this->value]);
        }

        if ($this->value < 0) {
            throw new Error('Percentage value :value cannot be more negative', ['value' => $this->value]);
        }
    }

    public function formatted(): string
    {
        return format()->percent($this->value);
    }
}

Where the serialize array is the list of values that will be serialized when the Model is converted to Array/Json., _(*7)

You can also create your own types:, _(*8)

<?php

use DeeToo\Essentials\Exceptions\Error;

/**
 * Class EmailType
 */
class EmailType extends Type
{
    public function validate($value)
    {
        if (filter_var($value, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL) === false) {
            throw new Error('must be a valid email address');
        }
    }
}

You can add options that you can chain. All you need is to validate them accordingly in the validate method., _(*9)

Filters

The DeeToo Filters and easy way to provide human readable api filters your Eloquent Models., _(*10)

<?php

use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Model;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Traits\Filterable;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Eloquent\Types\StringType;
use DeeToo\Essentials\Laravel\Filters\Filters\Search;

class FilterableModel extends Model
{
    use Filterable;

    protected $readOnly = ['read_only'];

    public function types(): array
    {
        return [
            'name' => new StringType(),
        ];
    }

    public function filters(): array
    {
        return [
            'search' => new Search(['name']),
        ];
    }
}

## USAGE

$model = new FilterableModel();

$model->apply(['search' => 'search_string_to_fetch_records']);

You can use any of the predefined filters or create your own by implementing the FilterContract, _(*11)