PHP Trait Mpociot\Reanimate\ReanimateModels
Automagically manages soft-delete restores.
All you need to do is use this trait inside your controller and (optionally)
set the model to use for restoring
When deleting the model append a new flash message to your redirect using the undoFlash method.
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Public Methods
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restoreModel ( $primary_key, $obj, $customIndexRoute = "" ) : Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse |
Undo delete a model with a given primary key |
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undoDelete ( $primary_key ) : Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse |
This is a ready-to-use route to restore models |
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Protected Methods
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undoFlash ( Eloquent $model, string $customUndoRoute = "" ) : array |
Returns the undo flash data to append to your delete
redirects |
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Private Methods
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getUndoModel ( ) : Eloquent |
Returns the Model for the undo operation
If it doesn't exist it tries to generate the class name by using the calling class name
stripping of "Controller" and applying str_singular
So a "CategoriesController" would look for a model called "Category" |
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Method Details
restoreModel()
public method
Undo delete a model with a given primary key
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public restoreModel ( $primary_key, $obj, $customIndexRoute = "" ) : Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse |
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$primary_key |
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$obj |
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Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse |
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undoDelete()
public method
This is a ready-to-use route to restore models
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public undoDelete ( $primary_key ) : Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse |
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$primary_key |
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Illuminate\Http\RedirectResponse |
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undoFlash()
protected method
Returns the undo flash data to append to your delete
redirects