library laravel-hashed-route

markwalet/laravel-hashed-route

A Laravel package that replaces the default route model binding for a safer version.

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A Laravel package that replaces the default route model binding for a safer version., _(*3)

Installation

You can install this package with composer:, _(*4)

composer require markwalet/laravel-hashed-route

Laravel 5.5 uses Package auto-discovery, so you don't have to register the service provider. If you want to register the service provider manually, add the following line to your config/app.php file:, _(*5)

MarkWalet\LaravelHashedRoute\HashedRouteServiceProvider::class

Usage

When you want to hash the routes for a given model. The only thing you have to is is adding the HasHashedRouteKey trait:, _(*6)

use MarkWalet\LaravelHashedRoute\Concerns\HasHashedRouteKey;

class TestModel extends Model
{
    use HasHashedRouteKey;

    //...
}

After that you can use the model like you normally would. Because the trait overrides the resolveRouteBinding() and getRouteKey() methods, no extra changes are required to your code., _(*7)

You do have to change your code when you are building your urls by manually getting the $model->id property from your model. Then you will have to change those calls to $model->getRouteKey()., _(*8)

Configuration

The default configuration is defined in hashed-route.php. If you want to edit this file you can copy it to your config folder by using the following command:, _(*9)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="MarkWalet\LaravelHashedRoute\HashedRouteServiceProvider"

In this file you can configure different codecs for the encoding and decoding of keys, as well as setting a default configuration., _(*10)

You can override this configuration by setting the codec property on your model., _(*11)

The supported codec drivers are: null, hashids, optimus & base64. Use the null driver if you want to disable route key hashing., _(*12)