zgldh/laravel-taggable

Extend from summerblue/laravel-taggable to meed Laravel 5.4 needs.

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MIT 88036f15e5c59d5d9f8d7d768d95629ed09b935a

  • zgldh <zgldh.woop@hotmail.com>
  • Charlie Jade <cj.woop@estgroupe.com>

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README

Introduction

Tag support for Laravel Eloquent models using Taggable Trait.

This project extends rtconner/laravel-tagging , add the following feature specially for Chinese User:

  • Tag name unique, and using tag_id for query data.
  • Add etrepat/baum support complicated tag tree;
  • Chinese Pinyin slug support using overtrue/pinyin;
  • Full test coverage。

Notice: This projcet only tested and intended only support 5.1 LTS.

❤️ This project is maintained by @Summer, member of The EST Group.

中文文档和讨论请见这里：https://phphub.org/topics/2123

Baum Nested Sets

Integarated etrepat/baum, what is Nested Sets?

A nested set is a smart way to implement an ordered tree that allows for fast, non-recursive queries. For example, you can fetch all descendants of a node in a single query, no matter how deep the tree.

$root = Tag::create(['name' => 'Root']);

// Create Child Tag
$child1 = $root->children()->create(['name' => 'Child1']);

$child = Tag::create(['name' => 'Child2']);
$child->makeChildOf($root);

// Batch create Tag Tree
$tagTree = [
	'name' => 'RootTag',
	'children' => [
		['name' => 'L1Child1',
			'children' => [
				['name' => 'L2Child1'],
				['name' => 'L2Child1'],
				['name' => 'L2Child1'],
			]
		],
		['name' => 'L1Child2'],
		['name' => 'L1Child3'],
	]
];

Tag::buildTree($tagTree);

Please refer the Official Project for more advance usage - etrepat/baum

Tag name rules

  • Any special charactor and empty space will be replace by -;
  • Automatically smart slug generation, generate Chinese Pinyin slug, fore example: 标签 -> biao-qian, will add random value when there is a conflict.

Tag name normalizer：$normalize_string = EstGroupe\Taggable\Util::tagName($name)。

Tag::create(['标签名']);
// name: 标签名
// slug: biao-qian-ming

Tag::create(['表签名']);
// name: 表签名
// slug: biao-qian-ming-3243 （3243 is random string）

Tag::create(['标签 名']);
// name: 标签-名
// slug: biao-qian-ming

Tag::create(['标签!名']);
// name: 标签-名
// slug: biao-qian-ming

Installation：

Composer install package

composer require estgroupe/laravel-taggable "5.1.*"

Config and Migration

Change providers array at config/app.php:

'providers' => array(
	\EstGroupe\Taggable\Providers\TaggingServiceProvider::class,
);
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="EstGroupe\Taggable\Providers\TaggingServiceProvider"
php artisan migrate

Please take a close look at file: config/taggable.php

Create your own Tag.php

It's optional but suggested to use your own Tag Model:

<?php namespace App\Models;

use EstGroupe\Taggable\Model\Tag as TaggableTag;

class Tag extends TaggableTag
{
	// Model code go here
}

Change config/taggable.php file：

	'tag_model'=>'\App\Models\Tag',

Adding Taggable Trait

<?php namespace App\Models;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use EstGroupe\Taggable\Taggable;

class Article extends \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model {
	use Taggable;
}

is_tagged Label

Taggable can keep track of the model Tagged Status:

// `no`
$article->is_tagged

// `yes`
$article->tag('Tag1');
$article->is_tagged;

// `no`
$article->unTag();
$article->is_tagged

// This is fast
$taggedArticles = Article::where('is_tagged', 'yes')->get()

First modify config/taggable.php：

'is_tagged_label_enable' => true,

Add is_tagged filed to you model Migration file:

<?php

use Illuminate\Database\Schema\Blueprint;
use Illuminate\Database\Migrations\Migration;

class CreateArticlesTable extends Migration {

	public function up()
	{
		Schema::create('weibo_statuses', function(Blueprint $table) {
            $table->increments('id');
            ...
			// Add this line
			$table->enum('is_tagged', array('yes', 'no'))->default('no');
			...
            $table->timestamps();
        });
	}
}

Suggesting tags

Suggesting is a small little feature you could use if you wanted to have "suggested" tags that stand out.

There is not much to it. You simply set the 'suggest' field in the database to true

$tag = EstGroupe\Taggable\Model\Tag::where('slug', '=', 'blog')->first();
$tag->suggest = true;
$tag->save();

And then you can fetch a list of suggested tags when you need it.

$suggestedTags = EstGroupe\Taggable\Model\Tag::suggested()->get();

Rewrite Util class?

How do I override the Util class?

You'll need to create your own service provider. It should look something like this.

namespace My\Project\Providers;

use EstGroupe\Taggable\Providers\TaggingServiceProvider as ServiceProvider;
use EstGroupe\Taggable\Contracts\TaggingUtility;

class TaggingServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {

	/**
	 * Register the service provider.
	 *
	 * @return void
	 */
	public function register()
	{
		$this->app->singleton(TaggingUtility::class, function () {
			return new MyNewUtilClass;
		});
	}

}

Notice: Where MyNewUtilClass is a class you have written. Your new Util class obviously needs to implement the EstGroupe\Taggable\Contracts\TaggingUtility interface.

Usage

$article = Article::with('tags')->first(); // eager load

// Get all the article tagged tags
foreach($article->tags as $tag) {
	echo $tag->name . ' with url slug of ' . $tag->slug;
}

// Tag some tag/tags
$article->tag('Gardening'); // attach the tag
$article->tag('Gardening, Floral'); // attach the tag
$article->tag(['Gardening', 'Floral']); // attach the tag
$article->tag('Gardening', 'Floral'); // attach the tag

// Using tag_id batch tag
$article->tagWithTagIds([1,2,3]);

// Remove tags
$article->untag('Cooking');  // remove Cooking tag
$article->untag(); 				// remove all tags

// Retag
$article->retag(['Fruit', 'Fish']); // delete current tags and save new tags
$article->retag('Fruit', 'Fish');
$article->retag('Fruit, Fish');

$tagged = $article->tagged; // return Collection of rows tagged to article
$tags = $article->tags; // return Collection the actual tags (is slower than using tagged)

// Get array of related tag names
$article->tagNames();

// Fetch articles with any tag listed
Article::withAnyTag('Gardening, Cooking')->get();
Article::withAnyTag(['Gardening','Cooking'])->get(); // different syntax, same result as above
Article::withAnyTag('Gardening','Cooking')->get(); // different syntax, same result as above

// Only fetch articles with all the tags
Article::withAllTags('Gardening, Cooking')->get();
Article::withAllTags(['Gardening', 'Cooking'])->get();
Article::withAllTags('Gardening', 'Cooking')->get();

// Return all tags used more than twice
EstGroupe\Taggable\Model\Tag::where('count', '>', 2)->get();

// Return collection of all existing tags on any articles
Article::existingTags();

EstGroupe\Taggable\Model\Tag has the following functions:

// By tag slug
Tag::byTagSlug('biao-qian-ming')->first();

// By tag name
Tag::byTagName('tag1')->first();

// Using names
Tag::byTagNames(['tag1', 'tag12', 'tag13'])->first();

// Using Tag ids array
Tag::byTagIds([1,2，3])->first();

// Using name to get tag ids array
$ids = Tag::idsByNames(['标签名', '标签2', '标签3'])->all();
// [1,2,3]

Tagging events

Taggable trait offer you two events:

EstGroupe\Taggable\Events\TagAdded;

EstGroupe\Taggable\Events\TagRemoved;

You can listen to it as you want：

\Event::listen(EstGroupe\Taggable\Events\TagAdded::class, function($article){
	\Log::debug($article->title . ' was tagged');
});

Unit testing

Common usage are tested at tests/CommonUsageTest.php file.

Running test:

composer install
vendor/bin/phpunit --verbose

Thanks