Blade directives
Three conditional directives ship with the package:
@approved($deployment, $user) Approved by you @endapproved
@rejected($deployment, $user) You rejected this @endrejected
@pendingApproval($deployment) Awaiting a decision @endpendingApproval| Directive | True when |
|---|---|
@approved($approvable, $actor) | The actor holds an approval of the approvable that is still in force. |
@rejected($approvable, $actor) | The actor holds a rejection for the approvable. |
@pendingApproval($approvable) | The approvable has any pending decision not yet past its deadline. |
They are registered with Blade::if(), so the usual @else branch and the @unless form — @unlessapproved($deployment, $user) … @endapproved — work too:
@approved($post, auth()->user())
<span class="badge">You approved this</span>
@else
<button type="submit">Approve</button>
@endapprovedThey accept full Eloquent models, not ids, and don’t need the HasApprovals trait. If your app already registers a directive with one of these names, the package leaves yours untouched.
The same checks in PHP
The facade runs the same checks the directives use — the class behind both is internal, so go through the facade:
use RoundlyConsulting\Approvals\Facades\Approvals;
Approvals::for($deployment)->as($user)->isApproved(); // bool — @approved
Approvals::for($deployment)->as($user)->isRejected(); // bool — @rejected
Approvals::for($deployment)->hasPending(); // bool — @pendingApprovalShow your open-source love
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