Laravel Config

Use Laravel app configuration directly to Node scripts.

Main purpose is for using along with Laravel Mix to extend configurations and pass config values to Webpack, Sass, PostCss and all the available plugins that Mix provides. Nevertheless, it can be used for any node script that will run under the application root directory (where bootstrap/ directory is located).

Usage

const { getLaravelConfig } = require('@lytrax/laravel-config');

const config = getLaravelConfig();

// All of Laravel cached configuration will now be loaded into the config constant

If you want to change the base path root where the bootstrap/ directory is located, you can use the basePath option:

const { getLaravelConfig } = require('@lytrax/laravel-config');

const config = getLaravelConfig({ basePath: '/my/path/to/app/root' });

Config Cache

Remember to always refresh/update the config cache after every config update so to fetch the new configuration instantly.

php artisan config:cache

or

sail artisan config:cache

How it works

The getLaravelConfig function uses PHP CLI to execute a direct command to echo an encoded JSON of the bootstrap/cache/config.php file which is the Laravel cached configuration. It uses process.cwd() to get the current working directory and use it for the base directory, in which the bootstrap/ directory should be located. We can change the base directory using the option basePath.

Development

• Commit changes to GitHub using commitizen git cz

Publish

Always commit everything before publishing new releases.

1. yarn build to build the distribution files
2. yarn deploy or np --contents=release to bump version, run release script and publish to NPM and GitHub

Running np will have the version script executed which will run the makeRelease script.

License

MIT LICENSE