A Laravel Nova tool for editing custom settings using native Nova fields.

#Nova Settings

This Laravel Nova package allows you to create custom settings in code (using Nova's native fields) and creates a UI for the users where the settings can be edited.

#Requirements

• php: >=8.0
• laravel/nova: ^4.26

#Features

• Settings fields management in code
• UI for editing settings
• Helpers for accessing settings
• Rule validation support

#Screenshots

#Installation

Install the package in a Laravel Nova project via Composer and run migrations:

# Install nova-settings
composer require outl1ne/nova-settings
 
# Run migrations
php artisan migrate

Register the tool with Nova in the tools() method of the NovaServiceProvider:

// in app/Providers/NovaServiceProvider.php
 
public function tools()
{
    return [
        // ...
        new \Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettings
    ];
}

#Usage

#Registering fields

Define the fields in your NovaServiceProvider's boot() function by calling NovaSettings::addSettingsFields().

// Using an array
\Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettings::addSettingsFields([
    Text::make('Some setting', 'some_setting'),
    Number::make('A number', 'a_number'),
]);
 
// OR
 
// Using a callable
\Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettings::addSettingsFields(function() {
  return [
    Text::make('Some setting', 'some_setting'),
    Number::make('A number', 'a_number'),
  ];
});

#Registering field panels

// Using an array
\Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettings::addSettingsFields([
    Panel::make('Panel Title', [
      Text::make('Some setting', 'some_setting'),
      Number::make('A number', 'a_number'),
    ]),
]);

#Casts

If you want the value of the setting to be formatted before it's returned, pass an array similar to Eloquent's $casts property as the second parameter.

\Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettings::addSettingsFields([
    // ... fields
], [
  'some_boolean_value' => 'boolean',
  'some_float' => 'float',
  'some_collection' => 'collection',
  // ...
]);

#Subpages

Add a settings page name as a third argument to list those settings in a custom subpage.

\Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettings::addSettingsFields([
    Text::make('Some setting', 'some_setting'),
    Number::make('A number', 'a_number'),
], [], 'Subpage');

If you leave the custom name empty, the field(s) will be listed under "General".

To translate the page name, publish the translations and add a new key novaSettings.$subpage to the respective translations file, where $subpage is the name of the page (full lowercase, slugified).

#Authorization

#Show/hide all settings

If you want to hide the whole Settings area from the sidebar, you can authorize the NovaSettings tool like so:

public function tools(): array
{
    return [
        NovaSettings::make()->canSee(fn () => user()->isAdmin()),
    ];
}

#Show/hide specific setting fields

If you want to hide only some settings, you can use ->canSee(fn () => ...) per field. Like so:

Text::make('A text field')
  ->canSee(fn () => user()->isAdmin()),

#Helper functions

#nova_get_settings($keys = null, $defaults = [])

Call nova_get_settings() to get all the settings formated as a regular array. Additionally, you can pass a key => value array as a second argument: nova_get_settings(['some_key], ['some_key' => 'default_value']).

#nova_get_setting($key, $default = null)

To get a single setting's value, call nova_get_setting('some_setting_key'). It will return either a value or null if there's no setting with such key.

You can also pass default value as a second argument nova_get_setting('some_setting_key', 'default_value'), which will be returned, if no setting was found with given key.

#nova_set_setting_value($key, $value = null)

Sets a setting value for the given key.

#Configuration

The config file can be published using the following command:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettingsServiceProvider" --tag="config"

The migration can also be published and overwritten using:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettingsServiceProvider" --tag="migrations"

#Localization

The translation file(s) can be published by using the following command:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Outl1ne\NovaSettings\NovaSettingsServiceProvider" --tag="translations"

You can add your translations to resources/lang/vendor/nova-settings/ by creating a new translations file with the locale name (ie et.json) and copying the JSON from the existing en.json.

#Credits

• Tarvo Reinpalu

#License

Nova Settings is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.