, (*1)
Add draftable functionality to your eloquent models., (*2)
You can install this package via composer., (*3)
composer require optix/eloquent-draftable
Add a nullable timestamp published_at
column to your model's database table., (*4)
$table->timestamp('published_at')->nullable();
Include the Optix\Draftable\Draftable
trait in your model., (*5)
class Post extends Model { use Draftable; }
Query scopes, (*6)
When the Draftable
trait is included in a model, a global scope will be registered to automatically exclude
draft records from query results. Therefore, in order to query draft records you must apply one of the local
scopes outlined below., (*7)
// Only retrieve published records... $onlyPublished = Post::all(); // Retrieve draft & published records... $withDrafts = Post::withDrafts()->get(); // Only retrieve draft records... $onlyDrafts = Post::onlyDrafts()->get();
Publish a model, (*8)
$post = Post::withDrafts()->first(); // Publish without saving... $post->setPublished(true); // Publish and save... $post->publish(); // or $post->publish(true);
When you attempt to publish a model that's already been published, the published_at
timestamp will not be updated., (*9)
Draft a model, (*10)
// Draft without saving... $post->setPublished(false); // Draft and save... $post->draft(); // or $post->publish(false);
Schedule a model to be published, (*11)
$publishDate = Carbon::now()->addWeek(); // $publishDate = '2020-01-01 00:00:00'; // $publishDate = '+1 week'; // Schedule without saving... $post->setPublishedAt($publishDate); // Schedule and save... $post->publishAt($publishDate);
The methods outlined above both require a $date
parameter of type DateTimeInterface|string|null
., (*12)
Get the published status of a model, (*13)
// Determine if the model is published... $post->isPublished(); // Determine if the model is draft... $post->isDraft();
This package is licensed under the MIT license., (*14)