Kuu Pyaung Package converts resources files and databases from zawgyi to unicode.
If the context is unicode, don't worry about the conflict context, Kuu Pyaung hasn't converted unicode context to unicode again.
Laravel | Package | PHP |
---|---|---|
5.2.x | 1.x | >=5.6.4 |
5.3.x | 1.x | >=5.6.4 |
5.4.x | 1.x | >=5.6.4 |
5.5.x | 2.x | >=7.0.0 |
5.6.x | 2.x | >=7.1.3 |
5.7.x | 2.x | >=7.1.3 |
5.8.x | 3.x | >=7.2.0 |
6.x | 3.x | >=7.2.0 |
7.x | 3.x | >=7.2.5 |
8.x | 4.x | >=7.4 |
9.x | 5.x | >=8.1 |
10.x | 5.x | >=8.1 |
For Laravel 8.x
composer require tintnaingwin/kuu-pyaung:"~4.0"
For Laravel 5.8|6.x|7.x
composer require tintnaingwin/kuu-pyaung:"~3.0"
For Laravel 5.5|5.6|5.7
composer require tintnaingwin/kuu-pyaung:"~2.0"
For Laravel 5.2|5.3|5.4
composer require tintnaingwin/kuu-pyaung:"~1.0"
For laravel >=5.5 that's all. This package supports Laravel new Package Discovery.
If you are using Laravel < 5.5, you also need to add the service provider class to your project's config/app.php
file:
Tintnaingwin\KuuPyaung\KuuPyaungServiceProvider::class,
You can publish the config-file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Tintnaingwin\KuuPyaung\KuuPyaungServiceProvider"
You can convert your app by running:
php artisan kuupyaung:run
If you would like to convert only the files, run:
php artisan kuupyaung:run --only-files
If you would like to convert only the database, run:
php artisan kuupyaung:run --only-database
Kuu Pyaung can be configured directly in /config/kuu-pyaung.php.
This is the contents of the published config file:
return [
/*
* These resource directories only will be convert.
*/
'include_files' => [
'views',
'lang', // lang/my
],
/*
* These database tables will be excluded from the convert.
*/
'exclude_tables' => [
'password_resets',
'migrations',
'failed_jobs',
'telescope_entries',
'telescope_entries_tags',
'telescope_monitoring',
],
/*
* These database table columns will be excluded from the convert.
*
* The value of the some columns may be filenames or you don't want to convert.
* Eg - 'table_name' => [ 'exclude_column', 'exclude_column' ]
*/
'exclude_table_columns' => [
'users' => [ 'profile_pic', 'file_path' ],
'orders' => [ 'invoice_path' ]
]
];
Files Convert
This package convert only folder under the resource directories
. You can determine which resource files will be convert.
/*
* These resource directories only will be convert.
*/
'include_files' => [
'views',
'lang', // lang/my
],
Database Convert
Exclude Tables - Kuu Pyaung converts only string
data types from the database. You can determine which tables will be excluded from the convert. In addition,
if your table does not have primary key (id or UUID)
, this table will not be converted.
/*
* These database tables will be excluded from the convert.
*/
'exclude_tables' => [
'password_resets',
'migrations',
'failed_jobs',
'telescope_entries',
'telescope_entries_tags',
'telescope_monitoring',
],
Exclude Columns - If the value of some columns is maybe zawgyi filenames or file paths. you can add these columns in the exclude_table_columns at the config file.
/*
* These database table columns will be excluded from the convert.
*
* The value of the some columns may be filenames that you don't want to convert.
* Eg - 'table_name' => [ 'exclude_column', 'exclude_column' ]
*/
/*
'exclude_table_columns' => [
'users' => [ 'profile_pic', 'file_path' ],
'orders' => [ 'invoice_path' ]
]
*/
We highly recommend that you should use maintenance mode when you convert the database tables in production server.
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
You can convert with kuu-pyaung in the following situations,
The first thing if you are using the laravel <5.2
The second thing you don't want to install current project.
- First, create the new laravel project
- Make sure to join the database.
- Make sure to install the kuu-pyaung
- After that you can convert with kuu-pyaung
Run the tests with:
composer test
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.