Helpdesk

Introduction

Default Helpdesk module comes with tickets, comments (per ticket) and support level. You can update support levels in this enum modules/Helpdesk/app/Enums/HelpdeskSupportLevel.php. You can also update enums for ticket status (open, in progress, resolved) and ticket type (general questions, tech support, billing inquiry, bug report).

Enable/disable module

Via terminal

php artisan module:enable Helpdesk

php artisan module:disable Helpdesk

Manually

modules_statuses.json Set Helpdesk to true (enabled) or false (disabled)

Override files

To override tables for database, you can either update original migration file in modules/Helpdesk/database/migrations folder or publish migrations to your application’s migrations folder.

php artisan module:publish-migration helpdesk

To override templates, publish them using this command. Files will be copied to resources/js/Modules/Helpdesk folder where you can update them as you wish.

php artisan app:publish-module-view helpdesk

Upon calling this command you will be prompted to copy files for admin area, which is disabled by default.

It’s recommended to publish files if you need to update anything.

Support level for Users

By default, all registered users will be set to expired. Users with expired support level are not allowed to create new tickets or comment on existing tickets. If you plan to use this module it’s recommended to set support level for your users upon successful subscription, order, registration or some other event in your application. User model implements modules/Helpdesk/app/Traits/HasSupport.php trait so you can use this line of code to assign desired support level to the user:

use Modules\Helpdesk\Enums\HelpdeskSupportLevel;

$user->setSupportLevel(HelpdeskSupportLevel::Premium);

If you updated the HelpdeskSupportLevel enum, update the HasSupport trait accordingly to avoid bugs.

Get current support level

$level = $user->support_level;

Query users with support

// Get all users with active support
User::hasSupport()->get();

// Count all users with active support
User::hasSupport()->count();

// Get all users with expired support
User::hasNoSupport()->get();

Check if user has active support

if ($user->hasAnySupport()) {
    // Has active support
}

if (! $user->hasAnySupport()) {
    // No support
}

Check if user has premium support

if ($user->hasPremiumSupport()) {
    // Has premium support
}

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Deployment

Introduction

Enable/disable module

Via terminal

Manually

Override files

Support level for Users

Get current support level

Query users with support

Check if user has active support

Check if user has premium support

​Introduction

​Enable/disable module

​Via terminal

​Manually

​Override files

​Support level for Users

​Get current support level

​Query users with support

​Check if user has active support

​Check if user has premium support

Introduction

Enable/disable module

Via terminal

Manually

Override files

Support level for Users

Get current support level

Query users with support

Check if user has active support

Check if user has premium support