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##Recipes, Ingredients and Category Login "Chef-Captcha" for Laravel 5

Powerful package to implement a simple but effective login authorization step. Replace the normal Word Captcha system with this package. It will provide a very dynamic and interactive way for users to login with additional security.

Install

Install this package in through Composer.

{
    "require": {
        "reivaj86/chef-auth": "dev-master"
    }
}

Run

$ composer update

Add the package ChefAuthServiceProvider to your application service providers in config/app.php

'providers' => [
    
    'Illuminate\Foundation\Providers\ArtisanServiceProvider',
    'Illuminate\Auth\AuthServiceProvider',
    ...
    
    'Reivaj86\ChefAuth\ChefAuthServiceProvider',

],

Publish the package migrations and config file to your application.

$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Vendor/Reivaj86/ChefAuth/ChefAuthServiceProvider" --tag="config"
$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Vendor/Reivaj86/ChefAuth/ChefAuthServiceProvider" --tag="migrations"

Run migrations.

$ php artisan migrate

Configuration file --- chef-auth.php

You can change connection for models, slug separator and there is also a handy cookable feature. Study the config file for more information.

Usage

First of all, include HasIngredient trait and also implement HasIngredientContract inside your User model.

use Reivaj86\ChefAuth\Contracts\HasIngredientContract;
use Reivaj86\ChefAuthTraits\HasIngredient;

class Recipe extends Model implements HasIngredientContract {

	use HasIngredient;

You're set to go. You can create your first recipe, ingredient and category database.

use Reivaj86\ChefAuth\Models\Recipe;

$recipe = Recipe::create([
    'name' => 'Carbonara',
    'slug' => 'carbonara',
    'img'  => 'assets/imgs/carbonara.png'
    'description' => 'Delicious italian pasta dish' // optional
]);

You then can create your first ingredient and attach it to a recipe.

use Reivaj86\ChefAuth\Models\Ingredient;
use Reivaj86\ChefAuth\Models\Recipe;

$ingredient = Ingredient::create([
    'name' => 'Eggs',
    'slug' => 'eggs',
    'description' => '' // optional
]);

$recipe = Recipe::find($id)->attachIngredient($ingredient); // Can pass whole object, or only its id

You can check if the current recipe has required ingredient.

if ($recipe->cooks('eggs')) // you can pass an id or slug
{
    return 'eggs'; // Or an image (return recipe->img;)

}

You can also do this:

if ($recipe->cooksEggs())
{
    return 'eggs';
}

And of course, there is a way to check for multiple ingredients:

if ($recipe->cooks('eggs|cheese')) // or $recipe->cooks('eggs, cheese') and also $recipe->cooks(['eggs', 'cheese'])
{
    // if recipe has at least one ingredient
}

if ($recipe->cooks('eggs|cheese', 'All')) // or $user->cooks('eggs, cheese', 'All') and also $recipe->cooks(['eggs', 'cheese'], 'All')
{
    // if recipe has all ingredients
}

When you are creating ingredients, there is also optional parameter img. It is set to null by default, but you can overwrite it and then you can do something like this:

if (!$ingredient->img = null)
{
    // code
}

Let's talk about categories in general. You can attach a category to an ingredient or directly to a specific ingredient (and of course detach them as well).

use Reivaj86\ChefAuth\Models\Category;
use Reivaj86\ChefAuth\Models\Ingredient;

$category = Category::create([
    'name' => 'Dairy',
    'slug' => 'dairy',
    'description' => 'Dairy products' // optional
]);

Ingredient::find($id)->attachCategory($category);


if ($ingredient->is('dairy') // you can pass an id or slug
{
    return 'Is a Dairy Product!';
}

You can check for multiple categories the same way as ingredients.

This condition checks if the current recipe is the owner of provided ingredient. If not, it will be looking inside ingredient categories for a row we created before.

if ($ingredient->steamed('dairy', $product, false)) // now owner check is disabled
{
    $product->save();
}