Broom

A PHP package mainly developed for Laravel to manage option values using Trait.
(This packages is maintained under L54), _(*1)

Demo, _(*2)

Installation

Execute composer command., _(*3)

composer require sukohi/broom:3.*

Preparation

Simple Way, _(*4)

In your model, set BroomTrait and add a method named "options" which return values you want., _(*5)

<?php

namespace App;

use Sukohi\Broom\BroomTrait;

class Color {

    use BroomTrait;

    public static function options() {

        return [
            '1' => 'Red',
            '2' => 'Blue',
            '3' => 'Green'
        ];

    }

Or you can simply prepare by setting $option property like so if your model extends Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model., _(*6)

<?php

namespace App;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Sukohi\Broom\BroomTrait;

class Color extends Model {

    use BroomTrait;

    protected $option = ['id' => 'name']; // or 'name';

Now you also can call the next methods., _(*7)

optionValue()
optionValues()
optionKey()
optionKeys()
optionRandom()
optionKeyRandom()
optionHasKey()
optionHasValue()
optionsWithTitle()

Usage

Options

$colors = \App\Color::options();
print_r($colors);

/* Output

    Array
    (
        [1] => Red
        [2] => Blue
        [3] => Green
    )

*/

Note: You will get Collection when you set $option., _(*8)

Value

echo \App\Color::optionValue(2);   // Blue

or You can set default value., _(*9)

echo \App\Color::optionValue(5, 'Default');   // Default

Key

echo \App\Color::optionKey('Green');      // 3

Values

$values = \App\Color::optionValues();
print_r($values);

/* Output

    Array
    (
        [0] => Red
        [1] => Blue
        [2] => Green
    )

*/

You also can filter the values by setting ids.

$values = \App\Color::optionValues([2, 3]);
print_r($values);

/* Output

    Array
    (
        [0] => Blue
        [1] => Green
    )

*/

Keys

$keys = \App\Color::optionKeys();
print_r($keys);

/* Output

    Array
    (
        [0] => 1
        [1] => 2
        [2] => 3
    )

*/

Random

echo \App\Color::optionRandom();     // Blue

$options = \App\Color::optionRandom(2);  // If you set a numeric argument, you can get array values.
print_r($options);

/* Output

    Array
    (
        [0] => Blue
        [1] => Green
    )

*/

Key Random

echo \App\Color::optionKeyRandom();  // 2

$options = \App\Color::optionKeyRandom(2);
print_r($options);

/* Output

Array
(
    [0] => 1
    [1] => 3
)

*/

Has Key

$key = 3;

if(\App\Color::optionHasKey($key)) {

    echo 'Has key!';

}

Has Value

$value = 'Red';

if(\App\Color::optionHasValue($value)) {

    echo 'Has value!';

}

With Default Title

$options = \App\Color::optionsWithTitle('Pick one');

/* Output

Array
(
    [] => Pick one
    [1] => Red
    [2] => Blue
    [3] => Green
)

*/


$options = \App\Color::optionsWithTitle('Pick one', '-99');

/* Output

Array
(
    [-99] => Pick one
    [1] => Red
    [2] => Blue
    [3] => Green
)

*/

optionIs

$key = '1';

if(\App\Item::optionIs('Item - 1', $key)) {

    echo 'True!';

}

optionsList

$list = \App\Item::optionsList();   // Default: $id_key => 'id', $value_key => 'text'

// or 

$id_key = 'id';
$value_key = 'text';
$list = \App\Item::optionsList($id_key, $value_key);

/*

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [id] => 1
            [text] => Red
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [id] => 2
            [text] => Blue
        )

    [2] => Array
        (
            [id] => 3
            [text] => Green
        )
)

*/

Cache

$option_cache allows you to use cache for quick access., _(*10)

<?php

namespace App;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Sukohi\Broom\BroomTrait;

class Color extends Model {

    use BroomTrait;

    protected $option_cache = true;

then use forgetCache() for deleting cache;, _(*11)

Customized Method Name

You also can use customized method name like "redOptions".;, _(*12)

use Sukohi\Broom\BroomTrait;

class Color {

    use BroomTrait;

    public static function redOptions() {

        return [
            '1' => 'cherry',
            '2' => 'rose',
            '3' => 'crimson'
        ];

    }

Now you can call redOptionValue(), redOptionValues(), redOptionKey(), redOptionKeys(), redOptionRandom(), redOptionKeyRandom(), redOptionHasKey(), redOptionHasValue() and redOptionsWithTitle()., _(*13)