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Releases: VEN-LANG/system-settings-library

Initial Release

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The initial release of the Venom System Settings package introduces a powerful and flexible solution for managing application settings within a Laravel framework. This release focuses on providing essential features that enable developers to store, retrieve, and manage key-value pairs dynamically, with support for various data types.
## Key Features:

  • Dynamic Settings Management: The package allows for easy storage and retrieval of application settings, offering a centralized solution for managing configuration options across the application.

  • Caching: To enhance performance, the package includes built-in caching of settings, minimizing database queries and speeding up access to frequently used settings.

  • Support for Multiple Data Types: Settings can be stored as different types, including strings, integers, booleans, and JSON, providing flexibility in how settings are used within the application.

  • Extendable Model: The package includes a default SystemSettings model, which can be easily extended to include custom logic or relationships specific to the application's needs.

  • Artisan Command Integration: Developers can manage settings directly from the command line using a set of Artisan commands. This includes commands to set, get, check, and clear settings.

  • Configuration Options: The package offers configurable options, allowing developers to customize aspects such as cache duration, allowed data types, and the model used for storing settings.

  • Migration Support: The package provides migration files to create the necessary database structure for storing settings, simplifying the setup process.

Initial Release Version: 1.0.0

The initial release is stable and ready for production use, offering a solid foundation for managing system settings in any Laravel application. Future updates may include additional features, improvements, and bug fixes based on user feedback and evolving needs.

The release aims to make configuration management more efficient and customizable, reducing the overhead of handling configuration changes across different environments and contexts within the application.