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If you want to use uuid columns and fill them automatically, this package is for you.

This is a Laravel package for using (auto-generating) uuid in models. With this package you write less code, as the uuid(s) are being created, when you first save your instances.

Docs

• Laravel compatibility
• Installation
• Migrations
• Models
• Configuration
• Other usage

Laravel compatibility

Installation

Add the package in your composer.json by executing the command.

composer require waska14/laravel-uuid

Next, add the service provider in your config/app.php

'providers' => [
    ....
    Waska\LaravelUuid\UuidServiceProvider::class,
    ....
],

Migrations

// 2.1 If you want to use uuid column as primary column:
Schema::create('students', function(Blueprint $table)
{
    $table->uuid('uuid')->primary();
    $table->string('name');
    $table->string('last_name');
    ...
});

// 2.2 If you want to use uuid column as non-primary column:
Schema::create('students', function(Blueprint $table)
{
    $table->increments('id');
    $table->uuid('uuid')->unique();
    $table->string('name');
    $table->string('last_name');
    ...
});

// 2.3 If you want to use multiple uuid columns (maybe on of them is primary):
Schema::create('students', function(Blueprint $table)
{
    $table->uuid('uuid')->primary();
    $table->uuid('uuid_column_2')->unique();
    $table->uuid('uuid_column_3')->unique();
    $table->string('name');
    $table->string('last_name');
    ...
});

Note: If uuid column is not primary, you should make it unique, or manually index the column.

Models

1. You must use trait in model

class Student extends Model
{
    use \Waska\Traits\Uuid;
}

2.1 If you are using uuid column as primary key and column_name is default id, you need nothing more.

2.2 If you are using uuid column as primary key and column_name is not default id, you must define protected $primaryKey and protected $uuid_column:

class Student extends Model
{
    use \Waska\Traits\Uuid;

    protected $primaryKey = "uuid_primary_column_name";
    protected $uuid_column = "uuid_primary_column_name";

    protected $fillable = [
        'name',
        'last_name',
    ];
}

2.3 If you are using non-primary uuid column and column name equals to default_column_name (uuid from config), you need only to append column name in protected $fillable:

class Student extends Model
{
    use \Waska\Traits\Uuid;

    protected $fillable = [
        'name',
        'last_name',
        'uuid', // config/waska.uuid.php -> default_column_name
    ];
}

2.4 If you are using non-primary uuid column and column name doesn't equal to default_column_name (uuid from config), you need define protected $uuid_column and append column name in protected $fillable:

class Student extends Model
{
    use \Waska\Traits\Uuid;

    protected $uuid_column = "uuid_column_name";
    
    protected $fillable = [
        'name',
        'last_name',
        'uuid_column_name',
    ];
}

2.5 If you are using multiple uuid columns (if one of them is primary, you must do step 2.1 at first), you need define protected $uuid_column as an array and append column names (only non-primary) in protected $fillable

class Student extends Model
{
    use \Waska\Traits\Uuid;

    protected $primaryKey = "uuid_primary_column_name"; // If one of them is primary
    protected $uuid_column = ["uuid_column_name1", "uuid_column_name2", "uuid_column_name3"];
    
    protected $fillable = [
        'name',
        'last_name',
        'uuid_column_name1',
        'uuid_column_name2',
        'uuid_column_name3',
    ];
}

2.6 Now when you create new Student object, uuid(s) will be generated automatically

Student::create([
    'name'      => "Bill',
    'last_name' => "Gates',
]);

// or
$student = new Student([
    'name'      => "Bill',
    'last_name' => "Gates',
]);
$student->save();

// or
$student = new Student();
$student->name = "Bill";
$student->last_name = "Gates";
$student->save();

Configuration

If you want to change default configuration, you must publish default configuration file to your project.

You can publish config by running this in console:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=waska-uuid-config

Note: If you're going to use v3 or v5 uuid, it's recommended to change v3_default_namespace and v5_default_namespace with valid uuid strings .

Generate them with this command in tinker (Start tinker: php artisan tinker)

Waska\Uuid::get(4); // This command will generate valid uuid (v4, pseudo-random) string

Other usage

Generate uuid (Universal Unique Identifier)

/**
 * This generates name-based Uuid
 * @param int $version.
 * @param string $name. String which the uuid is generating for.
 * @param string $namespace. Valid uuid string. Default value is defined in config/waska.uuid.php
 * @return String
 */
Waska\Uuid::get(3, "some_random_string", "valid_uuid");

// This generates pseudo-random Uuid
Waska\Uuid::get(); // Default version is 4, so it means: Waska\Uuid::get(4);

/**
 * This generates name-based Uuid
 * @param int $version.
 * @param string $name. String which the uuid is generating for.
 * @param string $namespace. Valid uuid string. Default value is defined in config/waska.uuid.php
 * @return String
 */
Waska\Uuid::get(5, "some_random_string", "valid_uuid");