This package provides a Server Provider for Spatie's Laravel Dynamic Servers Package.
The package is under active development and not suitable for production. Please feel free to contribute.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require sidis405/laravel-dynamic-servers-digital-ocean
Afterward make sure to publish the EventServiceProvider that comes with this package:
php artisan dynamic-servers-digital-ocean:install
In your config/dynamic-servers.php register the DO provider
return [
'providers' => [
...
'digital_ocean' => [
'class' => Sidis405\LaravelDynamicServersDigitalOcean\DigitalOcean\DigitalOceanServerProvider::class,
'maximum_servers_in_account' => 20,
'options' => [
'token' => env('DIGITAL_OCEAN_TOKEN'),
'region' => env('DIGITAL_OCEAN_REGION'),
'size' => env('DIGITAL_OCEAN_SIZE'),
'image' => env('DIGITAL_OCEAN_IMAGE'),
'vpc_uuid' => env('DIGITAL_OCEAN_VPC_UUID'),
],
],
]
];
In your app/Providers/DynamicServersProvider.php register a new server type using the Digital Ocean provider
public function register()
{
....
$doServer = ServerType::new('do')
->provider('digital_ocean')
->configuration(function(Server $server) {
return [
'name' => Str::slug($server->name),
"image" => $server->option('image'),
"vpc_uuid" => $server->option('vpc_uuid'),
"region" => $server->option('region'),
"size" => $server->option('size'),
"ipv6" => false,
"backups" => false,
"monitoring" => true,
];
});
DynamicServers::registerServerType($doServer);
}
After the base package's CreateServerJob
is executed, a new job, VerifyServerStartedJob
will be dispatched and will check every 20 seconds to make sure that the provider eventually marks the Droplet as running.
After it ensures it runs, no other attempt is made to fetch again the server meta.
Considering that DigitalOcean will return the ip address of a droplet only after it has been full created we need to fetch once more the droplet meta.
For this, we will use the base package's event 'ServerRunningEvent'.
This package, publishes a App\Providers\DigitalOceanEventServiceProvider
in your project.
By default there is a single listener, configured and it will fetch again the Droplet's meta after the base package has ensured that it is running.
protected $listen = [
ServerRunningEvent::class => [
UpdateServerMeta::class,
],
];
You may customise the listener, disable it or replace it with a your own.
composer test
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Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
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