zinethq/spark-user-team-email

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the centrality-labs/spark-user-team-email package instead.

Add different email for a user on a team for Laravel Spark

dev-master / 1.0.x-dev 2017-08-09 09:21 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.6.4
• laravel/framework: 5.*

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ~5.5

MIT

• Jon Nicholson
• Ian Tasker

• email
• user
• laravel
• spark
• Team
• zinethq

README

SparkUserTeamEmail provides a simple way for Laravel Spark to allow users to have a different email address on a team, without changing their user email address.

Use case example

Bob Bobbinson is a user of spark-developer.com. Bob uses [e-mail] to log in, but [e-mail] is Bob's personal email and bob.com is Bob's personal website.

Bob is a member of two teams on spark-developer.com, a team for his personal work (DevBob) and one for the company he works for (BigDevelopsLtd). Bob has been given a work email to use for all things BigDevelopsLtd related. However, out of the box Bob can only have one email - the one used to sign into the site.

Spark User Team Email allows adding secondary email addresses for a user in the context of a team. In this case Bob can add [e-mail] as his email for the team BigDevelopsLtd.

Quick Installation

1. Install the package through Composer.

   composer require zinethq/spark-user-team-email:dev-master

2. Add the service provider to your project's config/app.php file.

   ZiNETHQ\SparkUserTeamEmail\SparkUserTeamEmailServiceProvider::class,

3. Publish the configuration, models, and migrations into your project.

   php artisan vendor:publish --provider="ZiNETHQ\SparkUserTeamEmail\SparkUserTeamEmailServiceProvider"

4. Migrate your database.

   php artisan migrate

5. Add the HasUserTeamEmail trait to your user model.

   ...
   use ZiNETHQ\SparkUserTeamEmail\Traits\HasUserTeamEmail;
   ...
   
   class User ... {
       ...
       use HasUserTeamEmail;
       ...
   }

6. You may wish to add the email to the pivot information of the teams() relationship:

       public function teams()
       {
           return $this->sparkTeams()->withPivot(['email', 'role']);
       }

7. You may wish to add the team emails of a user to your model JSON, do this with:

   protected $appends = [
       ...
       'teamEmails',
       ...
   ];