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Laravel unique Token Generator

// Generate unique Token From Database.
$new_token = $token->Unique($table_name, $column_name, $size);

Installation

Require this package, with Composer, in the root directory of your project.

$ composer require olakunlevpn/token

Add the service provider to config/app.php in the providers array, or if you're using Laravel 5.5, this can be done via the automatic package discovery.

Olakunlevpn\Token\TokenServiceProvider::class

If you want you can use the facade. Add the reference in config/app.php to your aliases array.

'Token'=>\Olakunlevpn\Token\Facades\Facade::class

Documentation

★ New Token Trait ★

setup in model

To use new trait token you need to do some changes in the model that contain the token column.

One Column Token

One token Trait allow you to generate token for one columns in the table

To use one column token you need to add use OlakunlevpnToken; in the model .
In database we use default column called dt_token to replace with your column name add protected $DT_Column='column_name'; in the model .
Token settings are set by default to this value ['type' => DT_Unique, 'size' => 40, 'special_chr' => false] to replace with your custom settings add protected $DT_settings=['type'=>DT_Unique,'size'=>60,'special_chr'=>false]; in the model .
you should know that we use custom constants for our token type

  Const DT_Unique = 'Unique'; 
  Const DT_UniqueNum = 'UniqueNumber'; 
  Const DT_UniqueStr = 'UniqueString';
  Const DT_Random = 'Random';
  Const DT_RandomNum = 'RandomNumber';
  Const DT_RandomStr = 'RandomString';

after preparing the model to use our trait token in your code you can set the token with your custom column and settings like this

           $user=User::first();
           $user->setToken();
           $user->save();

you can use your custom settings in setToken(); function like this

           $user=User::first();
           $user->setToken(DT_UniqueStr,100,false);
           $user->save();

you can set your custom column in the function

           $user=User::first();
           $user->setToken(DT_UniqueStr,100,false,'column_name');
           $user->save();

To get model query with token you can use WithToken() . $user=User::WithToken()->get();
To get model query with no tokens you can use flag false in WithToken() $user=User::WithToken(false)->get();

Multi Column Token

Multi token allow you to generate tokens for multi columns in the same table

To use multi column token you need to add use OlakunlevpnMultiToken; in the model .
Columns settings are not set by default so you need to make your custom settings in the model

  protected $DMT_columns=[
        'unique_id'=>['type'=>DT_Unique,'size'=>60,'special_chr'=>false],
        'unique_uid'=>['type'=>DT_Unique,'size'=>30,'special_chr'=>false],
    ];

you should know that we use custom constants for our token type

  Const DT_Unique = 'Unique'; 
  Const DT_UniqueNum = 'UniqueNumber'; 
  Const DT_UniqueStr = 'UniqueString';
  Const DT_Random = 'Random';
  Const DT_RandomNum = 'RandomNumber';
  Const DT_RandomStr = 'RandomString';

after preparing the model to use our trait multi token in your code you can set the tokens with only one function

           $user=User::first();
           $user->setTokens();
           $user->save();

★ The old way ★

Generate unique token

With this package you can generate unqiue token not repated in database just by using unique($table_name,$column_name,$size) Function $table_name is the table name in database , $column_name is the column name in the table, $size is token size.

Generate unique string token

generate unique strings token with the same signature of unique token with function UniqueString($table_name,$column_name,$size).

Generate unique integer token

generate unique integers token with the same signature of unique token with function UniqueNumber($table_name,$column_name,$size).

Generate random token

generate random token with function Random($size) and $size is the size of token length.

Generate random integer token

generate random integer token with function RandomNumber($size) and $size is the size of token length.

Generate random string token

generate random string token with function RandomString($size) and $size is the size of token length.

Special Characters

use true to allow special characters in your token !@#$%^&*() in all functions just like Random($size,true).

Examples

Here you can see an example of just how simple this package is to use.

Unique Token

// Generate unique token not rebeated in database table with column name 
Token::Unique($table_name, $column_name, 10 );
//Result: fCWih6TDAf


// Generate unique integer token not rebeated in database table with column name
Token::UniqueNumber($table_name, $column_name, 10 );
//Result: 9647307239


// Generate unique string token not rebeated in database table with column name
Token::UniqueString($table_name, $column_name, 10 );
//Result: SOUjkyAyxC


//You can use special characters just add "true" to the function
Token::Unique($table_name, $column_name, 10,true );
//Result: H@klU$u^3z

Random Token (not unique)

$size=10;
// Generate random token 
Token::Random($size);

// Generate random integer token
Token::RandomNumber($size);

// Generate random string token
Token::RandomString($size);

//You can use special characters just add "true" to the function
Token::Random($size,true);

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