Testimonials

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Introduction

Default Testimonial post consists of rating, reviewer’s name, position and company. They can also be limited per user, set for approval by admin, and available only to subscribers.

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Enable/disable module

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Via terminal

php artisan module:enable Testimonials

php artisan module:disable Testimonials

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Manually

modules_statuses.json

Set Testimonials to true (enabled) or false (disabled)

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Override files

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

php artisan module:publish-migration testimonials

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

php artisan app:publish-module-view testimonials

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

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Configuration

Go to dedicated config file and update the settings to fit your application.

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Limit reviews per user

Default is 3

Set limit_per_user to 0 to unset the limit.

Set limit_per_user to any integer to set the limit. Minimum is one (1).

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User must be subscribed

Default is false

Set must_be_subscribed to true to allow only subscribed users to review your application.

Set must_be_subscribed to false to allow unsubscribed users to review your application. Unsubscribed users are registered (and verified) users on free plan (if you have one).

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Review must be approved

Default is true

Set must_be_approved to true to include only reviews approved by admin in public pages.

Set must_be_approved to false to include all reviews in public pages at the moment they’re created.