Automatically records all Enumata transitions.
This package allow you to automatically record logs of all states a model with Enumata may have and query this logs to take specific actions accordingly.
Install the package via Composer:
composer require norotaro/enumata-recorder
Then run the migrations:
php artisan migrate
In a model configured to use Enumata (see documentation) we only need to add the LogTransitions
trait:
use Norotaro\Enumata\Traits\HasStateMachines;
use Norotaro\EnumataRecorder\Traits\LogTransitions;
class Order extends Model
{
use HasStateMachines, LogTransitions;
protected $casts = [
'status' => OrderStatus::class,
];
}
That's it. Now all transitions will be recorded automatically using the enumata_state_logs
table that was created when installing the package.
Get full history of transitioned states:
$order->stateLogs;
// or
$order->stateLogs()->get();
The stateLogs() method returns an Eloquent relationship that can be chained as any Query Builder to further down the results. You also have some scopes available.
$order->stateLogs()
->fromState(OrderStatus::Pending)
->toState(OrderStatus::Approved)
->where('created_at', '<', Carbon::yesterday())
->get();
$order->stateLogs()->fromState(OrderStatus::Pending)->get();
$order->stateLogs()->toState(OrderStatus::Approved)->get();
This is util if you have more that one field that use states.
For example, having this model:
use Norotaro\Enumata\Traits\HasStateMachines;
use Norotaro\EnumataRecorder\Traits\LogTransitions;
class Order extends Model
{
use HasStateMachines, LogTransitions;
protected $casts = [
'status' => OrderStatus::class,
'fulfillment' => OrderFulfillment::class,
];
}
We can access the logs for each field in this way:
$order->stateLogs()->forField('status')->get();
$order->stateLogs()->forField('fulfillment')->get();
Alternatively we can pass a param to stateLogs()
with the name of the field to get the same result:
$order->stateLogs('status')->get();
$order->stateLogs('fulfillment')->get();
To run the test suite:
composer run test
This package was inspired by asantibanez/laravel-eloquent-state-machines.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.