You can install the package via composer:
composer require fajarwz/laravel-review
You can publish and run the migrations with:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Fajarwz\LaravelReview\LaravelReviewServiceProvider"
php artisan migrate
Include the necessary traits in your models:
For models that can be reviewed, use the CanBeReviewed
trait:
use Fajarwz\LaravelReview\Traits\CanBeReviewed;
class Mentor extends Model
{
use CanBeReviewed;
// Optionally, use CanReview if the model can also act as a reviewer
// use CanReview;
}
For models that can submit reviews, use the CanReview
trait:
use Fajarwz\LaravelReview\Traits\CanReview;
class Mentee extends Model
{
use CanReview;
}
To create a new review:
$mentee = Mentee::find(1);
$mentor = Mentor::find(1);
// Create an approved review
$mentee->review($mentor, 4.5);
// Create an unapproved review
$mentee->review($mentor, 3.0, 'Needs improvement', false);
The review()
method takes a reviewable model and a rating. Optionally, set the review content to add a review and set the $isApproved
parameter to false
to create an unapproved review.
Only approved reviews are calculated in the review_summaries
table. Updating an unapproved review will not affect the summary.
If the reviewer model has already submitted a review for the same reviewable model, a Fajarwz\LaravelReview\Exceptions\DuplicateReviewException
will be thrown.
To update a review, use updateReview()
instead.
To update an existing review:
$mentee->updateReview($mentor, 5, 'Mentor is even better now!');
The updateReview()
method accepts three parameters: a reviewable model, a rating, and an optional review text.
To cancel an existing review:
$mentee->unreview($mentor);
If the reviewer model has not previously reviewed the model, a Fajarwz\LaravelReview\Exceptions\ReviewNotFoundException
will be thrown.
To approve a review:
$review = $mentor->receivedReviews()->first();
$review->approve();
To unapprove a review:
$review = $mentor->receivedReviews()->first();
$review->unapprove();
By default, only approved reviews are retrieved:
$mentor->receivedReviews()->get();
To get the latest received reviews:
$mentor->latestReceivedReviews()->paginate();
To get the top-rated received reviews:
$mentor->topRatedReceivedReviews()->paginate();
To include both approved and unapproved reviews:
$mentor->receivedReviews()->withUnapproved()->get();
To include reviewer information:
Mentor::with('receivedReviews.reviewer')->paginate();
This query will eager load the reviewer information for each received review.
Note: Consider using appropriate eager loading strategies based on your application's needs to optimize query performance.
To retrieve a review that a reviewer has given to reviewable:
$review = $mentor->getReceivedReview($mentee);
This method returns a single Review
instance or null
if no review exists.
To include unapproved reviews in the search, pass true
as the second parameter:
$includeUnapproved = true;
$review = $mentor->getReceivedReview($mentee, $includeUnapproved);
To get all reviews given by a model:
$mentee->givenReviews()->get();
To include reviewable model information:
Mentee::with('givenReviews.reviewable')->paginate();
This will eager load the reviewable model for each review given by the model.
To retrieve a given review that a reviewable has received from reviewer:
$review = $mentee->getGivenReview($mentor);
This method returns a single Review
instance or null
if no review exists.
To include unapproved reviews in the search, pass true
as the second parameter:
$includeUnapproved = true;
$review = $mentor->getGivenReview($mentee, $includeUnapproved);
if ($mentor->hasReceivedReview($mentee)) {
// The mentor has received a review from the mentee
}
To include unapproved reviews in the check, pass true
as the second parameter:
$includeUnapproved = true;
if ($mentor->hasReceivedReview($mentee, $includeUnapproved)) {
// The mentor has received a review from the mentee
}
if ($mentee->hasGivenReview($mentor)) {
// The mentee has given a review to the mentor
}
To include unapproved reviews in the check, pass true
as the second parameter:
$includeUnapproved = true;
if ($mentee->hasGivenReview($mentor, $includeUnapproved)) {
// The mentee has given a review to the mentor
}
The Fajarwz\LaravelReview\Models\Review
model includes methods for managing and querying reviews:
To approve a review, use the approve()
method. This sets the approved_at
timestamp to the current date and time, indicating that the review has been approved. It also updates the review summary of the associated model.
use Fajarwz\LaravelReview\Models\Review;
$review = Review::find($id);
$review->approve();
To unapprove a review, use the unapprove()
method. This sets the approved_at
timestamp to null, indicating that the review is no longer approved. It also updates the review summary of the associated model to decrement the rating count if necessary.
$review = Review::find($id);
$review->unapprove();
To check if a review is approved, use the isApproved()
method. This method returns true if the approved_at
timestamp is not null, and false otherwise.
$review = Review::find($id);
if ($review->isApproved()) {
// The review is approved
}
By default, the Review model applies a global scope to only include approved reviews. To query only approved reviews, you can use the model's standard query methods:
$approvedReviews = Review::all();
To include unapproved reviews in your query, use the withUnapproved()
method. This removes the global scope that filters out unapproved reviews, allowing you to query both approved and unapproved reviews.
$allReviews = Review::withUnapproved()->get();
To get the model that reviewed the item, use the reviewer()
method. This method returns a polymorphic relationship to the reviewer model.
$review = Review::find($id);
$reviewer = $review->reviewer;
To get the model that was reviewed, use the reviewable()
method. This method returns a polymorphic relationship to the reviewed model.
$review = Review::find($id);
$reviewable = $review->reviewable;
The Fajarwz\LaravelReview\Models\ReviewSummary
model represents a summary of reviews for a specific reviewable model.
average_rating
: The average rating of all reviews for the reviewable model.review_count
: The total number of reviews for the reviewable model.
The reviewable()
method defines a polymorphic relationship to the model that is being reviewed. It allows you to access the model that this review summary belongs to.
use Fajarwz\LaravelReview\Models\ReviewSummary;
$reviewSummary = ReviewSummary::find($id);
$reviewable = $reviewSummary->reviewable;
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