README

由于使用laravel6.x不兼容 所以此项目由 Brotzka/laravel-dotenv-editor 修改并完善功能,在此感谢原项目作者

Edit your Laravel .env file

This package offers you the possibility to edit your .env dynamically through a controller or model.

The current version (2.x) ships with a graphical user interface based on VueJS to offer you a very simple implementation of all features.

List of available functions:

• check, if a given key exists
• get the value of a key
• get the complete content of your .env
• get the content as JSON
• change existing values
• add new key-value-pairs
• delete existing key-value-pairs
• create/restore/delete backups
• list all backups
• get the content of a backup
• enable auto-backups
• check, if auto-backups are enabled or not
• get and set a backup-path

Here are some images showing the gui which ships with the current version:

Installation

Via composer require

Install the package via the composer require command:

composer require cranux/laravel-dotenv-editor

Add the package manually

Add the following line to your composer.json require section:

"require": {
    //other packages
    "cranux/laravel-dotenv-editor": "^1.0"
}

Then run the composer update command:

composer update

After Installation

Add the following line to your config/app.php providers:

Cranux\DotenvEditor\DotenvEditorServiceProvider::class,

Add the following line to your config/app.php aliases:

'DotenvEditor' => Cranux\DotenvEditor\DotenvEditorFacade::class,

Finally you have to publish the config file and view via:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Cranux\DotenvEditor\DotenvEditorServiceProvider"

After an Update, maybe you have to force publish:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Cranux\DotenvEditor\DotenvEditorServiceProvider" --force

Be careful, this will overwrite all your published files! It's always better to delete the config/dotenveditor.phpfile manually and then run the php artisan vendor:publish command than to run the force version.

Now you can edit the config file and put in your values.

Config

Open the config/dotenveditor.php and fill it up with your values.

Note: I had an issue where I had to switch the web-middleware between middleware and middlewareGroups. In Laravel 5.2, put the web-middleware in the middleware array. For Laravel 5.1 put it in the middlewareGroups array.

The path to your .env should not be changed.

Deactivate GUI

If you don't want to use the graphical interface, you could deactivate it in the config.

Additional middleware

If you want to add more middlewares to the used routes, you could put them in the arrays.

Examples

The following example shows an controller with a method, in which we change some values from the .env. Make sure, the entries you want to change, really exist in your .env.

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Cranux\DotenvEditor\DotenvEditor;
use Cranux\DotenvEditor\DotenvEditorFacade;

class EnvController extends Controller
{
    public function test(){
        $env = new DotenvEditor();

        $env->changeEnv([
            'TEST_ENTRY1'   => 'one_new_value',
            'TEST_ENTRY2'   => $anotherValue,
        ]);
        // 使用门面
        DotenvEditorFacade::changeEnv([
            'TEST_ENTRY1'   => 'one_new_value',
            'TEST_ENTRY2'   => $anotherValue,
        ]);
    }
}

For more exmaples visit the Wiki.

感谢 Brotzka/laravel-dotenv-editor