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A Laravel package that adds the ability to dynamically remove global scopes from Eloquent models.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require kesoji/laravel-removable-global-scopes

Usage

Add the RemovableGlobalScopes trait to your Eloquent model:

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Kesoji\RemovableGlobalScopes\RemovableGlobalScopes;

class User extends Model
{
    use RemovableGlobalScopes;
    
    // Your model code...
}

Removing a Single Global Scope

You can remove a global scope by its name, class, or instance:

// Remove by name
User::removeGlobalScope('active');

// Remove by class
User::removeGlobalScope(ActiveScope::class);

// Remove by instance
User::removeGlobalScope(new ActiveScope);

Removing Multiple Global Scopes

Remove multiple global scopes at once:

User::removeGlobalScopes(['active', 'verified', TenantScope::class]);

Important Notes

⚠️ Warning: The removeGlobalScope() and removeGlobalScopes() methods permanently remove global scopes from the model class. This affects all subsequent queries on that model.

If you need to temporarily remove a global scope for a specific query, use Laravel's built-in withoutGlobalScope() method instead:

// Temporary removal for a single query
User::withoutGlobalScope('active')->get();

// Temporary removal of multiple scopes
User::withoutGlobalScopes(['active', 'verified'])->get();

Return Value

The removeGlobalScope() method returns the original global scopes array before removal, allowing you to potentially restore them later using Laravel's addGlobalScope() method:

// Remove and store original scopes
$originalScopes = User::removeGlobalScope('active');

// Do something without the scope...

// Restore if needed
if (isset($originalScopes[User::class]['active'])) {
    User::addGlobalScope('active', $originalScopes[User::class]['active']);
}

Testing

composer test

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.