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Laravel Eloquent UUID
A Laravel Eloquent Model trait for adding and using a uuid with models.
The trait listens to the creating
event. It generates a new UUID and saves it in the uuid column on the model.
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Installation
composer require jamesmills/eloquent-uuid
Use
In order to use this in your models, just put use HasUuidTrait;
<?php namespace App; use JamesMills\Uuid\HasUuidTrait; class User extends Eloquent { use HasUuidTrait; }
Schema requirements
In order to use this trait, your schema must be something like:
<?php // ... Schema::create('users', function (Blueprint $table) { $table->primary('id'); $table->uuid('uuid')->unique(); // this will create a CHAR(36) field $table->string('username', 32); $table->string('password', 50); // ... });
Querying your models
You may use the findByUuidOrFail
method to try and fetch a model directly:
<?php Route::get('/user/{uuid}', function($uuid) { try { return App\User::findByUuidOrFail($uuid); } catch (Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\ModelNotFoundException $e) { abort(404); } });
You may also use the withUuid
and withUuids
local query scopes with the query builder.
<?php Route::get('/user/{uuid}', function($uuid) { $user = App\User::withUuid($uuid)->first(); if (! $user) { // Do something else... } });
<?php Route::delete('/users', function(Request $request) { // Receive an array of UUIDs $uuids = $request->input('uuids'); // Try to get the Users $users = App\User::withUuids($uuids)->all(); // Handle the delete and return $users->delete(); });
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