Laravel Dynamic Config

Introduction

This Package allow users to have their configuration stored in database, makes it easy to customize. Support cache for faster access.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require painlesscode/laravel-dynamic-config

publish the config with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Painless\DynamicConfig\DynamicConfigServiceProvider"

Usage

You just need to decide which config file(s) you want them to be dynamically editable by appending file name to dynamic_configs array :

# /config/dynamic_config.php 
return [
    'dynamic_configs' => [
        'mail',
    ],
];

• mail is added at dynamic_config array for testing purpose. You are free to remove it, if you don't need it.
• The default values will be taken from the actual config file.
• Adding dynamic_config to the dynamic_configs array have no effect.
• You can enable cache for faster access. To enable cache dynamic configuration. just edit enable_cache key of dynamic_config.php file to true.
• Cache file will be stored at bootstrap/cache/dynamic_config.php file. You can change the cache file name by editing cache_file_name key of of dynamic_config.php file.

Getting Dynamic Config Value

echo config('mail.default'); 
// Will return the value of dynamic mail.default (if mail is already added to dynamic_configs array);

Getting Original Config Value

echo config('defailt.mail.default'); 
// Will return the value of original configuration (if default_prefix is set to 'default');

Setting Dynamic Config Value

config('mail.default', 'array'); 
// It is like default laravel config set. it will be set but persists in only current request.

// to set value permanently
use Painless\DynamicConfig\Facades\DynamicConfig; 

// or you can use DynamicConfig Alias

DynamicConfig::set('mail.default', 'ses'); 
// It will save the value and persist it in database and cache (if enabled)

Revert config value

to revert a config value to its original state:

use Painless\DynamicConfig\Facades\DynamicConfig; 
// or you can use DynamicConfig Alias

DynamicConfig::revert('mail.default', 'ses'); 
// It will revert the config value to its original state and persist it.