Laravel storyblok is a wrapper around the official Storyblok php client with some extra Laravel perks.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require takethelead/laravel-storyblok
You can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="TakeTheLead\LaravelStoryblok\LaravelStoryblokServiceProvider" --tag="config"
This is the contents of the published config file:
<?php
return [
/**
* The api key used to authenticated with the Storyblok api.
*/
'api_key' => env('STORYBLOK_API_KEY'),
/**
* Cache Storyblok api responses.
*/
'enable_local_cache' => env('STORYBLOK_ENABLE_LOCAL_CACHE', true),
/**
* Cache filename.
*/
'cache_version_file_name' => 'storyblok-content-version.json',
/**
* Cache location on the selected disk
*/
'cache_path' => 'storyblok/cache',
/**
* Storage disk
*/
'disk' => 'local',
/**
* Enable edit mode.
*/
'enable_edit_mode' => env('STORYBLOK_ENABLE_EDIT_MODE', false),
/**
* The webhook secret, you can leave this empty when you are not using a secret.
*/
'webhook_secret' => env('STORYBLOK_WEBHOOK_SECRET', ''),
/**
* The middleware that should be applied to the webhook route.
*/
'route_middleware' => [
\TakeTheLead\LaravelStoryblok\Http\Middleware\VerifyStoryblokWebhookSignature::class,
],
/**
* The actions that should be execute whenever the webhook gets called.
*
* All actions should implement the \TakeTheLead\LaravelStoryblok\Actions\ActionInterface
*/
'webhook_actions' => [
\TakeTheLead\LaravelStoryblok\Actions\ClearCacheAction::class,
],
];
This package provides a wrapper around the default Storyblok client class and registers it within the Laravel service container.
use Storyblok;
Storyblok::getStoryBySlug("story-slug");
Stroyblok::getStoryByUuid("story-uuid");
If you need more functionality you get an instance of the underlying Storyblok API with:
use Storyblok;
$api = Storyblok::getApi();
This package ships with a preconfigured setup for handling webhooks. Simply add the route below to your routes file.
Route::storyblok();
Make sure to add this route to the
except
array within theVerifyCsrfToken
middleware to prevent token mismatches.
If you have configured a webhook secret in Storyblok, make sure to add it as an environment variable to your env file.
Out of the box a middleware is applied to your route to verify the signature. You are however free to add your own implementation (or add extra middleware) from within route_middleware
setting in the config file.
STORYBLOK_WEBHOOK_SECRET=your-secret
Within the config file you can specify which actions should be performed whenever the webhook is being called. The setting key is called webhook_actions
.
When adding your own action classes, make sure they implement the \TakeTheLead\LaravelStoryblok\Actions\ActionInterface
. Otheriwse your action won't be exectued.
Example:
<?php
use \TakeTheLead\LaravelStoryblok\Actions\ActionInterface;
class YourAction implements ActionInterface
{
public function __construct()
{
// you can inject any class registerd within the IOC container
}
public function execute(): void
{
// Perform your action
}
}
This package provides a way to specify content cache versions to Storyblok, you can clear the current cache version by executing the below artisan command.
Note: it is recommended to have a workflow for handling deployments & content changes from within Storyblok. This can be done by adding the command to your deploy script and by configureting a webhook in Storyblok to listen for content changes.
php artisan storyblok:clear-cache
The package automatically requires and installs the Storyblok richtecht resolver package for php to parse storry content formats. More information can be found in the official package.
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