Reading & writing

The Options facade (backed by OptionsManager) is the main entry point. Every method takes an option class-string or a registered key, plus an optional owner model:

use RoundlyConsulting\Options\Facades\Options;

Options::resolve(ThemeOption::class);             // OptionInterface
Options::get(ThemeOption::class);                 // current value (or the default)
Options::set(ThemeOption::class, 'dark');         // persist a value
Options::get(ThemeOption::class, $user);          // scoped read
Options::set(ThemeOption::class, 'light', $user); // scoped write
Options::has(ThemeOption::class);                 // is a value stored?
Options::forget(ThemeOption::class);              // delete (revert to default)
Options::reset(ThemeOption::class);               // alias of forget()

• get() returns the stored value cast through castAs(), or default() when nothing is stored for that scope — always the cast type, also right after set().
• set() checks access, validates against rules(), serializes the value through its cast, upserts the scope’s row, caches the raw stored value and fires OptionSet with the cast value.
• has() is true only when a row exists — a stored value that equals the default still counts.
• forget() soft-deletes the row, clears both cache layers and fires OptionForgotten; reset() is an alias.
• resolve() returns the option instance bound to the owner.

Remember

remember() returns the stored value when there is one; otherwise it calls the closure, stores the result and returns what was stored, cast — the same type every later call returns. Handy for generated secrets:

use Illuminate\Support\Str;
use RoundlyConsulting\Options\Facades\Options;

// Stored value if there is one; otherwise store the closure result and return it.
$secret = Options::remember(WebhookSecretOption::class, fn () => Str::random(40));

// Scoped to an owner:
$secret = Options::remember(WebhookSecretOption::class, fn () => Str::random(40), $team);

No global fallback

Scopes are independent. When nothing is stored for an owner, get() returns the option’s default() — not the global value. If owners should inherit an app-wide value, check the owner scope first:

$theme = Options::has(ThemeOption::class, $user)
    ? Options::get(ThemeOption::class, $user)
    : Options::get(ThemeOption::class);       // fall back to the global value