Laravel File with return Array

Question

In laravel there are files like app.php or auth.php which contains one array with specific settings. For my application i want to create a file that contains all my query's like the same way in one array and return it. How could i use the file for example app.php in my controller

Example

return [

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Query 1
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This is an example of a query 
    |
    */

        'sql_user_by_name' => "SELECT * FROM user WHERE name = 'test'",
]

ArjanSchouten · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-22 18:34:58Z

1

If you place it in the config directory you can use this:

Config::get('myfile.myproperty');

So in you're case:

Config::get('app.sql_user_by_name');

You can also use the build in function of Laravel. This works the same:

config('app.sql_user_by_name');

You can look at the docs. Please scroll down to "Accessing Configuration Values".

answered Sep 22, 2015 at 18:34

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8 Comments

Bham Over a year ago

Thx, and if i want to use it in another directory?? And where can i find how laravel reads thouse files, so i could learn about it.

ArjanSchouten Over a year ago

You've to look at the source.

ArjanSchouten Over a year ago

For information about different folders this will help you I guess.

Bham Over a year ago

Thx for all the information this was exactly what i need. But for my learning curve i would like to know how laraval reads the file. Is it includes somewhere??

ArjanSchouten Over a year ago

It's always good to read the source. Do it yourself github.com/laravel/framework :)

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