technoyer/laravel-cuttly

Helping developers using Cutt.ly API for shorter URLs

dev-main 2022-01-07 04:53 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.1
• ext-json: *
• illuminate/support: ^5.8 || ^6.0 || ^7.0 || ^8.0

MIT

• Mohamed Gomaa

• package
• url
• link
• short url
• bitly
• laravel
• short
• cuttly
• technoyer
• laravel short link

README

The cutt.ly package for Laravel

Installation

As quick as possible you can install this package via composer

1) Download package: laravel-cuttly

Run this command:

composer require technoyer/laravel-cuttly

2) Register service provider

Register the service provider in config/app.php

        'providers' => [
		// [...]
                //Cuttly
                Technoyer\Cuttly\CuttlyServiceProvider::class,
        ],

You may also register the Cuttly facade:

        'aliases' => [
		// [...]
                //Cuttly
                'Cuttly' => Technoyer\Cuttly\Facade\Cuttly::class,
        ],

3) Cuttly API Key

You must add the cutt.ly api key in .evn file, and publishing the config/cuttly.php

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Technoyer\Cuttly\CuttlyServiceProvider"

Add this line in .env file

CUTTLY_API_KEY=your cutt.ly api key

Get your api key for this link: https://cutt.ly/edit

Usage

<?php

$url = app('cuttly')->short('https://www.google.com/example');
//output e.g: https://cutt.ly/FUMWlUC

Or using facade with namespace declaration like this:

<?php

$url = Cuttly::short('https://www.google.com/example');
//output e.g: https://cutt.ly/FUMWlUC