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GitHub - laravelista/comments: Native comments for your Laravel application.
source link: https://github.com/laravelista/comments
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Comments
Comments is a Laravel package. With it you can easily implement native comments for your application.
Overview
This package can be used to comment on any model you have in your application.
All comments are stored in a single table with a polymorphic relation for content and a one-to-many relation for the user who posted the comment.
Features
- View comments
- Create comment
- Delete comment
- Edit comment
- Reply to comment
- Authorization rules
- Support localization
- View customization
- Dispatch events
Screenshots
Here are a few screenshots.
No comments & guest:
No comments & logged in:
One comment:
One comment edit form:
Two comments from different users:
Tutorials & articles
I plan to expand this chapter with more tutorials and articles. If you write something about this package let me know, so that I can update this chapter.
Articles:
Installation
From the command line:
composer require laravelista/comments
Run migrations
We need to create the table for comments.
php artisan migrate
Add Commenter trait to your User model
Add the Commenter
trait to your User model so that you can retrieve the comments for a user:
use Laravelista\Comments\Commenter; class User extends Authenticatable { use Notifiable, Commenter; }
Add Commentable trait to models
Add the Commentable
trait to the model for which you want to enable comments for:
use Laravelista\Comments\Commentable; class Product extends Model { use Commentable; }
Publish Config & configure (optional)
In the config
file you can specify:
- where is your User model located; the default is
\App\User::class
Publish the config file (optional):
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Laravelista\Comments\ServiceProvider" --tag=config
Publish views (customization)
The default UI is made for Bootstrap 4, but you can change it however you want.
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Laravelista\Comments\ServiceProvider" --tag=views
Usage
In the view where you want to display comments, place this code and modify it:
@comments(['model' => $book])
@endcomments
In the example above we are setting the commentable_type
to the class of the book. We are also passing the commentable_id
the id
of the book so that we know to which book the comments relate to. Behind the scenes, the package detects the currently logged in user if any.
If you open the page containing the view where you have placed the above code, you should see a working comments form.
Events
This package fires events to let you know when things happen.
Laravelista\Comments\Events\CommentCreated
Laravelista\Comments\Events\CommentUpdated
Laravelista\Comments\Events\CommentDeleted
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