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4.1.0

Adds support for quick create syntax, by using the craft method. This allows for a simpler syntax when you only need to quickly create a model and don't need to add complex relationship mapping.

4.0.1

Adds backwards-compatible support for snake_case relationship methods. Poser will check to see if a snake_case method exists on the Model and call it if so, instead of the default camelCase.

4.0.0

The first non-beta release of Poser! I've been using Poser in production for a little while now, and I'm happy to recommend you do too!

This release adds deep integration with PhpUnit and cleans up a few small issues. Check out README.md for more details!

3.0.0-beta

This release allows you to use the php artisan make:poser command on complex model structures. For example, imagine you have the following model: app/Models/Shipping/ShippingContainer. You can create the factory using the php artisan make:poser Models\Shipping\ShippingContainerFactory to generate the corresponding Factory.

Check out the UPGRADE.md guide for details on upgrading to this release.

2.8.0-beta

Relationship methods may now be called statically to create a new Factory instance for a single model, instead of calling ::new().

2.7.0-beta

Added the withoutEvents() method, which will disable events from being fired during model creation.

2.6.2-beta

Fixed case sensitivity issues on Linux systems. Added exit codes for the make:poser command. Added a new factories_location key to poser config.

2.6.1-beta

Previously, invoking would not allow multiple attributes to be passed. This PATCH release fixes that.

2.6.0-beta

Added support for default attributes

2.5.0-beta

Added multiple attribute set support for the withPivotAttributes() method, similar to standard attributes in 2.4.0-beta.

2.4.0-beta

Sometimes, you want to specify different arguments for each model you create. For example, imagine we wanted to create 30 users, 10 called "Bob", 10 called "Barry" and 10 called "Gordon". Poser now allows that with the following syntax:

UserFactory::times(30)->create(["name" => "Bob"], ["name" => "Barry"], ["name" => "Gordon"]);

Check out README.md for more information

2.3.0-beta

  • Poser is now able to call create automatically when a method or property that should belong to the created model/collection is accessed. This is especially useful for for[RealtionshipMethodName] relationships, which used to have to be created. Now you can treat them the same as their with counterparts. Please note that this will not work if you never access a property or method from the model in your tests. In that case, simply use the create or () method calls.

2.0.1-beta

  • The poser.models_directory config entry has been renamed to poser.models_namespace. Whilst the former will still work, it is deprecated and should be replaced with the latter. It will be removed completely in the next MAJOR version.
  • The poser.factories_directory config entry has been renamed to poser.factories_namespace. Whilst the former will still work, it is deprecated and should be replaced with the latter. It will be removed completely in the next MAJOR version.