cyvelnet / laravel-easycart
A simple & easy to use yet powerful laravel cart solution
Requires
- php: ^5.6|^7.0|^8.0
- illuminate/support: ^5.0 || ^6.0 || ^7.0 || ^8.0 || ^9.0
Requires (Dev)
- mockery/mockery: 0.9.*
- orchestra/testbench: 3.4.*
- phpunit/phpunit: 5.7.* || ^8.0 || ^9.0
Suggests
None
Provides
None
Conflicts
None
Replaces
None
README
This project is still under development, it is far from ready for production.
Installation
Require this package with composer using the following command:
composer require cyvelnet/laravel-easycart
After updating composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php
Cyvelnet\EasyCart\EasyCartServiceProvider::class,
and register Facade
And optionally add a new line to the aliases array:
'EasyCart' => Cyvelnet\EasyCart\Facades\EasyCart::class,
Usage
EasyCart::add()
Add new product or update quantity on existing cart item
// Add product to cart EasyCart::add($id, $name, $price, $qty); // Add product to cart with attributes & weight EasyCart::add($id, $name, $price, $qty, $attributes = [], $weight); // Add multiple products EasyCart::add([ [ 'id' => '1' 'name' => 'Product 1' 'price' => '199.99' 'qty' => '1', 'attributes' => ['color' => 'red'], 'weight' => 0.5 ], [ 'id' => '2' 'name' => 'Product 2' 'price' => '299.99' 'qty' => '1' ] ]);
EasyCart::update()
Update cart item
An unique rowId is assigned to each cart item, usegetRowId()on cart item to retrieves rowId*
// update qty EasyCart::update($rowId, $qty); // update other EasyCart::update($rowId, [ 'attributes' => ['color' => 'green'], 'qty' => 2, 'price' => 399.99 ]);
EasyCart::remove()
Remove an item from cart
EasyCart::remove($rowId);
EasyCart::get()
Get a row by rowId
EasyCart::get($rowId);
EasyCart::destroy()
Wipe cart completely
EasyCart::destroy();
EasyCart::qty()
Get the total number of quantity in cart.
EasyCart::qty();
EasyCart::subtotal()
Get the cart subtotal before a condition value is being added, use EasyCart::total() to retrieves the final price
EasyCart::subtotal();
EasyCart::total()
Get the cart total with condition values calculated
EasyCart::total();
EasyCart::items()
Get the cart items EasyCart::content() is an aliase to EasyCart::items(), Cyvelnet\EasyCart\Collections\CartItemCollection instance is return
EasyCart::items()
EasyCart::weight()
Get the cart total weight
EasyCart::weight()
Filtering
EasyCart::find()
Find a cart item by product id, a Cyvelnet\EasyCart\CartItem instance is return
EasyCart::find($id);
EasyCart::findByIds()
Find a cart item by an array of ids, a Cyvelnet\EasyCart\Collections\CartItemCollection instance is return
EasyCart::findByIds($ids = []);
Condition
EasyCart support condition, which is essential to ECommerces application, either provides discount or add additional prices are supported.
EasyCart::condition()
Adding a condition is simple, just instantiate a Cyvelnet\EasyCart\CartCondition object and you are ready to go.
// Add a 50% discount to cart $fiftyPercentDiscount = new CartCondition($name = '$50 Off', $value = '-50') // you have to use a - (minus sign) to indicate a discount is expected EasyCart::condition($fiftyPercentDiscount);
Sometimes you want to only give an discount to only to a selected range of products instead of apply to the whole cart, it is easy
$fiftyPercentDiscount = new CartCondition($name = '$50 Off', $value = '-50'); $fiftyPercentDiscount->onProduct([1,2,3,4]); EasyCart::condition($fiftyPercentDiscount);
Life is not always easy, what if you need to give an discount of 20% but with a maximum up to $50 ?
$fiftyPercentDiscount = new CartCondition($name = '20% Off', $value = '-20'); $fiftyPercentDiscount->maxAt(50); EasyCart::condition($fiftyPercentDiscount);
EasyCart::removeConditionByType()
Remove condition by type
EasyCart::removeConditionByType($type);
EasyCart::removeConditionByName()
Remove condition by name
EasyCart::removeConditionByName($name);
Instances
EasyCart support multiple instances, no extra configuration is needed, just point it to instance and it works the same as normal
EasyCart::instance('wishlist')->add($id, $name, $price, $qty); EasyCart::instance('wishlist')->destroy();
Instances Expiration
Sometimes a cart expiration is needed, maybe for reservation, or other usage, this is handful in EasyCart
// create a new instances with 15 minutes expiration EasyCart::instance('reservation', \Carbon::now()->addMinutes(15));
To verify whether a cart is expired, use EasyCart::isExpired()
// check if a cart is expired EasyCart::instance('reservation')->isExpired();
Since you may expire a cart, you might want to make a countdown too
EasyCart::instance('reservation')->expirationTimestamp();