Larabits

A place for helpful collection of Laravel bits and bobs to reside.

Eloquent

Attribute Encryption

Add attribute level encryption to your Eloquent models in just a few steps:

• Import Larabits\Eloquent\AttributeEncryption at the top of your class
• Add an $encrypt array property and populate it with attributes you wish to encrypt
• Add use AttributeEncryption to your Eloquent models

Just like this:

<?php

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Larabits\Eloquent\AttributeEncryption;

class User extends Model
{
	use AttributeEncryption;
  
	/**
	 * The attributes that should be encrypted.
	 *
	 * @var array
	 */
	protected $encrypt = [
		'email',
		'secret',
	];
  
}

If required, encryption can be enabled and disabled by using your .env file to set an APP_ENABLE_ENCRYPTION constant false. This is sometimes useful for testing, for example when using seeInDatabase('table',['foo' => 'bar']);.

Installing

To install Larabits, either add it your composer.json or do a composer require jivemonkey2000/larabits from your project root.

composer require jivemonkey2000/larabits