jobmetric/laravel-env-modifier

This is a package for env modification the contents of different Laravel projects.

1.1.0 2023-12-19 19:56 UTC

Requires

• php: >=8.0.1
• ext-json: *
• jobmetric/laravel-package-core: ^1.0
• laravel/framework: >=9.19

MIT

• Majid Mohammadian

• package
• laravel
• env
• jobmetric
• env file
• env modifier

README

This is a package for env modification the contents of different Laravel projects.

Install via composer

Run the following command to pull in the latest version:

composer require jobmetric/laravel-env-modifier

Documentation

To use the services of this package, please follow the instructions below.

Set file path

By default, the main Laravel env file is in the settings, if you want to change another file and get data from it, you should use this method.

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::setPath('complete path file')

Set data

You must pass it an array with keys and each key contains a value.

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::set([
    'KEY1' => 123,
    'KEY2' => 456,
    ...
])

Get data

You can use the following modes to receive the data of an env file.

1- Get a specific key

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::get('KEY1')

2- Get some specific keys

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::get('KEY1', 'KEY2', ...)

3- Get array specific keys

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::get(['KEY1', 'KEY2', ...])

4- Get an array with a given number of keys

The fourth method is less used, it is to show off the power of the program.

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::get(['KEY1', 'KEY2', ...], 'KEY3', 'KEY4', ...)

How to return get data

array(
    'KEY1' => 123,
    'KEY2' => 456,
    ...
)

Delete data

You can use the following modes to delete the data of an env file.

1- Delete a specific key

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::delete('KEY1')

2- Delete some specific keys

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::delete('KEY1', 'KEY2', ...)

3- Delete array specific keys

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::delete(['KEY1', 'KEY2', ...])

4- Delete an array with a given number of keys

The fourth method is less used, it is to show off the power of the program.

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::delete(['KEY1', 'KEY2', ...], 'KEY3', 'KEY4', ...)

Has key

You can use the following method to check a key in a file.

JobMetric\EnvModifier\Facades\EnvModifier::has('KEY1')