Generate unique urls for blogs, ecommerce and platforms without prefix. Laravel
You can install the package via composer:
composer require vlados/laravel-unique-urls
You can publish and run the migrations with:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="laravel-unique-urls-migrations"
php artisan migrate
You can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="laravel-unique-urls-config"
There will create unique-urls.php
with:
return [
// Locale => $language
'languages' => [
'bg_BG' => 'bg',
'en_US' => 'en',
'de_DE' => 'de',
],
'redirect_http_code' => 301,
];
In your Model add these methods:
class MyModel extends Model
{
use Vlados\LaravelUniqueUrls\HasUniqueUrls;
public function urlStrategy($language,$locale): string
{
return Str::slug($this->getAttribute('name'),"-",$locale);
}
public function urlHandler(): array
{
return [
// The controller used to handle the request
'controller' => CategoryController::class,
// The method
'method' => 'view',
// additional arguments sent to this method
'arguments' => [],
];
}
The method for handling the request:
public function view(Request $request, $arguments = [])
{
dd($arguments);
}
And last, add this line at the end of your routes/web.php
Route::get('{urlObj}', [\Vlados\LaravelUniqueUrls\LaravelUniqueUrlsController::class, 'handleRequest'])->where('urlObj', '.*');
If for example you have category tree and you need to import all the data before creating the urls, you can disable the automatic generation of the url on model creation
To disable automatically generating the urls on create or update overwrite the method isAutoGenerateUrls
in the model:
public function isAutoGenerateUrls(): bool
{
return false;
}
and call generateUrl()
later like this:
YourModel::all()->each(function (YourModel $model) {
$model->generateUrl();
});
or if you want to disable it on the go, use
$model = new TestModel();
$model->disableGeneratingUrlsOnCreate();
$model->name = "Test";
$model->save();
To use Livewire full-page component to handle the request, first set in urlHandler()
function in your model:
public function urlHandler(): array
{
return [
// The Livewire controller
'controller' => CategoryController::class,
// The method should be empty
'method' => '',
// additional arguments sent to the mount() function
'arguments' => [],
];
}
Example livewire component:
class LivewireComponentExample extends Component
{
private Url $urlModel;
private array $url_arguments;
public function mount(Url $urlObj, $arguments = [])
{
$this->urlModel = $urlObj;
$this->url_arguments = $arguments;
}
public function render()
{
return view('livewire.view-category');
}
}
Methods | Description | Parameters |
---|---|---|
generateUrl() | Generate manually the URL | |
urlStrategy | The strategy for creating the URL for the model | $language, $locale |
isAutoGenerateUrls() | Disable generating urls on creation, globally for the model | |
disableGeneratingUrlsOnCreate() | Disable generating urls on creation | |
Properties | ||
relative_url | The url path, relative to the site url | |
absolute_url | The absolute url, including the domain | |
Relations | ||
urls() | All the active urls, related to the current model |
This command generates unique URLs for the specified model or all models in the application that implement the HasUniqueUrls
trait.
php artisan urls:generate [--model=ModelName] [--fresh] [--only-missing]
This command checks if all models in the application have implemented the HasUniqueUrls trait and the required functions correctly.
php artisan urls:doctor [--model=ModelName]
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