Laravel 4个单独的软件包配置文件

Question

My laravel 4 project has multiple environments set up.

The environments setup are: development is called 'development' and production is called 'production'. In my app/config folder, I have two extra folders. One for each name of the environment.

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Inside these folders I have separate config files for database.php and app.php. These are working as expected. Laravel uses my local database configuration when running locally and production when running live.

Now, I've added a new package which requires a config file. This resides in /app/config/packages/greggilbert/config.php .

I need to be able to set different config files the same way I do for the database. So, I assumed creating the same file structure in /development or /production would work, but this does not seem to be the case.

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Answer 1

Package-related, environment-specific configuration files have to be placed in the package's directory within a subdirectory named after the environment. So in your case this would be

app
   - config
      - packages
         - greggilbert
            - recaptcha
               - development
                  - config.php
               - production
                  - config.php

But it can get really ugly and cumbersome in some cases. This can be solved in a (in my opinion) cleaner and more elegant way through enviroment files in your application root directory:

/.env.development.php

<?php
return [

    // any configuration settings for your local environment

    'RECAPTCHA_TEMPLATE' => 'customCaptcha',
    'RECAPTCHA_LANGUAGE' => 'en',

];

That way, you could leave the package directory as it is:

app
   - config
      - packages
         - greggilbert
            - recaptcha
               - config.php

Laravel will load the environment file according to the environment and make the environment variables globally available through getenv() . So now you could just grab the specified template for the current environment with getenv('RECAPTCHA_TEMPLATE') from the config.php.