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Francisco Corrales Morales
Francisco Corrales Morales

Reputation: 3834

How to trigger a revision for a custom method from a Controller?

When using the RevisionableTrait, how can you trigger it to save a revision for a specific model, all this done from a Controller.

An user sends an email (this action doesn't CRUD any model), but I want to track this action. So I do something like: Action::make('send email', $user, $email, $time, $from, $to, $subject, ....)

Reason: I want to save the revision when doing something other that the CRUD methods that Revisionable supports. So, I need to trigger it manually.

Example: This package does exactly what I am describing. I can create an Activity whenever is needed. Plus appending some extra information.

Example: I want to create a revision even if the Model doesn't changes!. Some actions that could trigger this could be: a user sends an email, a user looks at an email draft. So, from the Controller I need to log/register that action and save it. Is that possible?

Revisionable looks like it doesn't have an event listening to custom triggers. Am I wrong ?, is there a workaround ?

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Upvotes: 1

Views: 471

Answers (1)

Samsquanch
Samsquanch

Reputation: 9146

The revisionable documentation tells you exactly what you need to do, add the trait to your model:

class YourModelHere extends Eloquent {

    use \Venturecraft\Revisionable\RevisionableTrait;

    public static function boot()
    {
        parent::boot();
    }

    // other model code goes here
}

It woks by calling boot methods when saving, saved, creating, and updating.

Is also provides events that you can tie into:

Events

Every time a model revision is created an event is fired. You can listen for revisionable.created, revisionable.saved or revisionable.deleted.

Upvotes: 0

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