reliqarts/laravel-logistiq

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Multi-purpose tracking/logistics package for Laravel.

v0.0.1 2019-07-12 14:42 UTC

Requires

• illuminate/support: ^5.8
• reliqarts/laravel-common: ^2.0@dev
• spatie/laravel-event-projector: ^1.3

Requires (Dev)

• orchestra/testbench: ^3.8
• phpro/grumphp: ^0.15.2
• phpunit/phpunit: ^8.1
• wearejust/grumphp-extra-tasks: ^2.2

MIT

• reliq

README

Multi-purpose tracking/logistics package for Laravel

Logistiq is a plug-and-play tracking package which allows you to track any trackable entity (i.e. orders, shipments, etc.) It is highly-configurable and easy to use.

Key Features

• Track any eloquent model through different user-defined statuses.
• Configure one or more events to be fired when a model enters any user-defined status.
• Supports laravel-event-projector in case you're using Event Sourcing (What's this?).

Installation & Usage

1. Install via composer:

   composer require reliqarts/laravel-logistiq

2. Configuration & Setup:

   1. Publish config file via artisan:

      php artisan vendor:publish --tag=reliqarts-logistiq-config

   2. The model you intend to track must implement ReliqArts\Logistiq\Tracking\Contracts\Trackable or extend ReliqArts\Logistiq\Tracking\Models\Trackable.

      e.g. App\Order::class:

      <?php
      
      // ...
      
      use ReliqArts\Logistiq\Tracking\Models\Trackable;
      
      class Order extends Trackable
      {
          // ...
      }

   3. Create your Status model and implement the ReliqArts\Logistiq\Tracking\Contracts\Status contract therein.

      e.g. App\Status::class:

      <?php
      
      // ...
      
      use ReliqArts\Logistiq\Utility\Eloquent\Model;
      use ReliqArts\Logistiq\Tracking\Contracts\Status as LogistiqStatusContract;
      
      class Status extends Model implements LogistiqStatusContract
      {   
          // ...
      }

   4. Configure event_map to fire additional events when a particular Status is hit.

      e.g. excerpt from /config/reliqats-logistiq:

      <?php
      
      // ...
      
      'event_map' => [
          '230c6c51-3b5b-4eea-9ef2-415e4d8fee00' => [ProductShipped::class, ProductMoved::class]
      ],
      
      // ...

      Explanation: With the above snipped of code, whenever the Status with identifier 230c6c51-3b5b-4eea-9ef2-415e4d8fee00 is reached by a trackable model the ProductShipped and ProductMoved events will be fired. You have full control over what these events trigger, however each event must expect a Trackable as the first constructor argument.

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License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE for more information.