This package helps you for create a badge, you can add a badge to an user and more...

You can reward your users when they post comments on your application, you can add new badge for comments and create your badges, for example create the premium badge, ...

• PHP 7.0 +
• Laravel 5.5 +
• Simple Comment system with column user_id

You can install the package using composer and run vendor:publish

$ composer require aecy/badge

$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider='Aecy\Badge\BadgeServiceProvider' --tag="migrations"

The badge for your Comment model is already create and good for using in your application, for using it on Comment you need to add this trait in your model.

use Badgeable;

DON'T FORGET : IMPORT THE CLASS.

Create your own badge, in App\Events\ create Premium.php if the folder Events doenst exist in App folder, create him.

In the Premium.php copy and paste :

<?php

namespace App\Events;

use App\User;

class Premium
{
    public $user;

    public function __construct(User $user)
    {
        $this->user = $user;
    }
}

Why i've using the User model in this events class, its because my Premium System its apply to an User.

Extends a class of BadgeSubcriber.php and add an Events Listener like this :

public function subscribe ($events)
{
    parent::boot();
    $events->listen('App\Events\Premium', [$this, 'onPremium']);
}

and now add this function in your class which extends of BadgeSubcriber

public function onPremium ($event)
{
    $badge = $this->badge->unlockActionFor($event->user, 'premium');
    $this->notifyBadge($event->user, $badge);
}

You're done !

And if you want, you can create a phpunit test for check the unlock of your own badge like this :

public function test_unlock_premium_badge()
{
    Badge::create(['name' => 'Premium', 'action' => 'premium', 'action_count' => 0]);
    $user = factory(User::class)->create();
    event(new Premium($user));
    $this->assertEquals(1, $user->badges()->count());
}

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