Drop in replacements for UserTimestamps and SoftDeletes to also store the authenticated user id.
robjbrain/laravel-user-timestamps is a Laravel package for drop in replacements for usertimestamps and softdeletes to also store the authenticated user id..
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Install it with composer require robjbrain/laravel-user-timestamps.
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This is a drop in replacement for HasTimestamps trait in Laravel. It will add the additional fields. created_by_id and updated_by_id of the user that performed the operation.
It also supports polymorphic relationship which will add created_by_type and updated_by_type fields.
It also has support for SoftDeletes replacing Laravel's built in SoftDeletes trait to include deleted_by_id for the user who performed the soft delete.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require robjbrain/laravel-user-timestamps
Add the CacheMutationsTrait trait to a model you like to cache the mutations of.
use Robjbrain\LaravelUserTimestamps\HasUserTimestamps;
use Robjbrain\LaravelUserTimestamps\UserSoftDeletes;
class YourEloquentModel extends Model
{
use HasUserTimestamps;
use UserSoftDeletes;
// This will behave the same UserTimestamps
public $timestamps = true;
// This will utilise the updated_by_id and created_by_id fields
public $userTimestamps = true;
// This will utilise the updated_by_type and created_by_type fields
public $polymorphicTimestamps = true;
// This will utilise the deleted_by_id field
public $userSoftDeletes = true;
// This will utilise the deleted_by_type field
public $polymorphicSoftDeletes = true;
}
If you are using $polymorphicTimestamps you don't need to set $userTimestamps or $timestamps to true.
If you are using $userTimestamps you do not need to set $timestamps to true.