ruwer / brcities
Full package with brazilian cities.
dev-master
2018-11-29 17:14 UTC
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Last update: 2024-11-13 19:45:47 UTC
README
- A Laravel 5 package containing all Brazilian cities to your database.
- Auto-fill the cities when you select the state. Built using Vanilla JS.
- Works well with Cep Package.
Installation
Run in your terminal:
composer require "ruwer/brcities":"dev-master"
Open the file config/app.php and add to "providers":
'providers' => [ // ... Ruwer\BRcities\BrcitiesServiceProvider::class, ],
Let's publish the package files into your project. Run in your terminal:
php artisan vendor:publish
Now you have the following files in your project:
- database/migrations/2014_10_12_000000_create_cities_table.php
- database/seeds/CitiesTableSeeder.php
You also have a copy of brcities.js in the following folders of your project:
- public/js/brcities.js
- resources/assets/js/brcities.js
So, run in your terminal:
composer dump-autoload
php artisan migrate
php artisan db:seed --class="CitiesTableSeeder"
Done! :)
Model
Now you can use your new model City, e.g.:
use Ruwer\BRcities\City; $states = City::select("state")->distinct("state")->orderBy("state")->get(); $pr_cities = City::where("state", "=", "PR")->orderBy("name")->get();
Routes
You also have the following routes returning JSON, e.g.:
- myproject.dev/states
- myproject.dev/cities/PR
Usage
Create your form:
<form id="form"> <select name="state" class="js-state"></select> <select name="city" class="js-city"></select> </form>
Include the .js file:
<script src="{{ asset('js/brcities.js') }}"></script>
Call the script:
<script> var cities = new Cities("#form"); </script>
Options
Define the class:
//My Personal Options var options = { stateInput: ".js-state", //default cityInput: ".js-city", //default short: false //default (Long state names) } //Call the Script var cities = new Cities("#form", options);
Set placeholders:
<select name="state" class="js-state"> <option value="">Please select...</option> </select> <select name="city" class="js-city"> <option value="">Please select the state first...</option> </select>
Default value:
<select name="state" class="js-state" value="PR"></select> <select name="city" class="js-city" value="3595"></select>