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    Home»Development»Add Comments to your Laravel Application with the Commenter Package

    Add Comments to your Laravel Application with the Commenter Package

    July 27, 2024

    The Commenter package for Laravel “is a feature-rich modern package that addresses all your commenting needs in a Laravel application.” The package includes an admin panel to manage comments across all “commentable” models.

    Commenter demo project example

    The package models include a Commenter, and a Commentable model. You can use this package with your Eloquent models by implementing the CommentableContract and CommenterContract interfaces. The following example illustrates that Post is commentable, and User is a commenter:

    use LakMCommentsConcernsCommentable;
    use LakMCommentsContractsCommentableContract;

    class Post extends Model implements CommentableContract
    {
    use Commentable;
    }

    And the Commentable interface on the User model, for example:

    namespace AppModels;

    use IlluminateFoundationAuthUser as Authenticatable;
    use IlluminateNotificationsNotifiable;
    use LakMCommentsConcernsCommenter;

    class User extends Authenticatable
    {
    use HasFactory, Notifiable, Commenter;
    }

    Commenter features:

    Simple, modern, and user-friendly interfaces.
    Mobile responsiveness.
    WYSIWYG editor.
    Syntax highlighting.
    Robust security features.
    Effective spam prevention.
    Reaction options.
    Support for threaded replies.
    User mention functionality.
    Display a list of users who reacted (auth mode only).
    Pagination.
    Support is available for both authentication mode and guest mode (mutually exclusive).
    Advanced filtering and sorting options.
    Responsive design using a combination of Livewire and Alpine.js.
    Optimized performance. And much more.

    To get started with this package, I recommend reading the Commenter documentation. You can view the source code on GitHub, and the package author also has a demo project to get a basic overview of this package.

    The post Add Comments to your Laravel Application with the Commenter Package appeared first on Laravel News.

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