README

Overview

The Laravel Enumable trait provides a set of utility methods to enhance PHP enums in Laravel. It includes methods for manipulating enum cases, retrieving labels, and converting enums to various formats.

Installation

To install the Laravel Enumable trait, add it to your project via Composer:

composer require dilovanmatini/laravel-enumable

Requirements

• PHP 8.1 or higher
• Laravel 10.0 or higher

Usage

Include the Enumable trait in your enum classes:

use DilovanMatini\Enumable\Traits\Enumable;

enum YourEnum: string
{
    use Enumable;

    case Example = 'example';
    // Add your cases here
}

Methods

Class Methods

• values(): Returns an array of all enum values.
• names(): Returns an array of all enum names.
• labels(): Converts the enum to an associative array with values as keys and labels as values.
• getCase(string $value): Returns the enum case for the given value.
• getName(string $value): Returns the name of the enum case for the given value.
• getLabel(string $value): Returns the label of the enum case for the given value.
• toArray(): Converts the enum to an associative array with values as keys and names as values.
• toCollection(): Converts the enum to a Laravel collection.
• toSelectArray(): Alias for toLabelsArray().
• exists(object|string $value): Checks if the given value exists in the enum.
• random(): Returns a random enum case.
• default(): Returns the default enum case.
• first(): Returns the first enum case.
• last(): Returns the last enum case.
• count(): Returns the number of enum cases.
• only(array $cases): Returns a new object with only the specified cases.
• except(array $cases): Returns a new object with all cases except the specified ones.
• generate(array $cases): Generates a new object with the given cases.

Instance (Object) Methods

• label(): Returns the label of the enum case.
• headline(): Returns the headline of the enum case.
• str(bool $label = false): Returns a new object to apply Laravel string helper methods.

Examples

// Class methods
YourEnum::values(); // ['example']
YourEnum::names(); // ['Example']
YourEnum::labels(); // ['example' => 'Example']
YourEnum::getCase('example'); // YourEnum::Example
YourEnum::getName('example'); // 'Example'
YourEnum::getLabel('example'); // 'Example'
YourEnum::toArray(); // ['example' => 'Example']
YourEnum::toCollection(); // Collection {#1 ▼
    #items: App\Enums\YourEnum [▼
        "name" => "Example",
        "value" => "example",
    ]
}
YourEnum::toSelectArray(); // ['example' => 'Example']
YourEnum::exists('example'); // true
YourEnum::random(); // YourEnum::Example
YourEnum::default(); // YourEnum::Example
YourEnum::first(); // YourEnum::Example
YourEnum::last(); // YourEnum::Example
YourEnum::count(); // 1
YourEnum::only(['Example']); // YourEnum::Example
YourEnum::except(['Example']); // YourEnum::Example
YourEnum::generate(['Example']); // YourEnum::Example

// Instance methods
YourEnum::Example->label(); // 'Example'
YourEnum::Example->headline(); // 'Example'
YourEnum::Example->str()->camel(); // 'example'
YourEnum::Example->str()->plural(); // 'Examples'

Custom Labels

Override the setLabels method in your enum class to provide custom labels:

public static function setLabels(): array
{
    return [
        self::Example->value => 'Example Custom Label',
    ];
}

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.