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flyhjaelp/laravel-eloquent-orderable
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Make your Eloquent models orderable by using the orderable trait on them. Which automatically updates the order of all other models within it's group when the order of a current model is updated or a new model insereted or deleted.

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Laravel Eloquent Orderable
==========================

[](#laravel-eloquent-orderable)

Laravel Eloquent Orderable is a package that helps you make your eloquent models orderable, either within a group our within all other models of the same class.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Install via composer

```
composer require flyhjaelp/laravel-eloquent-orderable
```

Database setup
--------------

[](#database-setup)

If you want to use the orderable functionality on a model it has to have a database column it can be ordered by. By default the package will look for a column named "order", but this can be overwritten. The order column should be an unsigned integer that's nullable. Example:

```
Schema::create('orderable_test_models', function (Blueprint $table) {
  $table->unsignedInteger('order')->nullable();
});
```

Default Usage
-------------

[](#default-usage)

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