Laravel-modules: Check if particular module is enabled

[sarfraznawaz2005]

Great Package!

Is there some facade method to check if specified module is enabled ? I tried Module::has('name') but it returns true even if module is disabled. Another option I have is to create custom function that would check if given module exists in collection returned by Module::enabled().

So out of curiosity, is there any Module::isEnabled('name') function already there if I am missing it or you plan to add this ?

For example, I want to show menu link only if module is enabled:

@if(Module::has('Court')) <li><a href="{{route('court_list')}}">Court</a></li> @endif

Thanks

[armababy]

Currently, there is no such method to straight up check 1 specific module.
You have to write your own using Module::enabled(); or Module::getByStatus(1); or Module::toCollection(); where all of those return all enabled modules.

The ::has() one just checks if it exists in the system.

Also could be a nice candidate for PR.

[sarfraznawaz2005]

okay for now, I created this function:

````
/**

• Checks if given module is enabled
  *
• @param $moduleName
• @return bool
  */
  function isModuleEnabled($moduleName)
  {
  $enabledModules = Module::enabled();

foreach ($enabledModules as $module) {
    if (strtolower($module->name) === strtolower($moduleName)) {
        return true;
    }
}

return false;

}
````

[mikemand]

Module was made Macroable in #116, you could use that and then should be able to something like this:

Module::macro('isModuleEnabled', function ($moduleName) {
    if ($this->has($moduleName)) {
        $module = $this->find($moduleName);
        return $module->isStatus(1);
    }

    return false;
});

[mikemand]

I would put it in the register() method of a service provider. It could be one you place in the /app/Providers directory (and load through /config/app.php) or one from a core module.

On Jan 18, 2017, 1:36 AM -0700, Sarfraz Ahmed [e-mail], wrote:

@mikemand Where exactly do we add this macro, which file ?
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[sarfraznawaz2005]

I created macros.php file and am loading it via module.json through files section.

[gmox]

\Module::collections() returns a collection of all enabled modules, so you could do

\Module::collections()->has('module name here');