- name
- plan-craft-development
- description
- Manage subscriptions and user eligibility using configuration-driven plans, the HasPlan trait, and dynamic feature checking.
# Plan Craft Development
## When to use this skill
Use this skill when implementing or modifying subscription-based features, defining user plans, and checking feature access or eligibility in Laravel applications using the `realrashid/plan-craft` package.
## Features
- Publish configuration and migrations (`vendor:publish` tags: `plan-craft-config`, `plan-craft-migrations`).
- Add subscription capabilities to models using the `RealRashid\PlanCraft\Traits\HasPlan` trait.
- Define subscription plans, features, and limits in `config/plan-craft.php`.
- Programmatically subscribe, switch, or check eligibility for plans and features.
## Examples
### Publishing configuration and migrations
```bash
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="RealRashid\PlanCraft\PlanCraftServiceProvider" --tag="plan-craft-config"
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="RealRashid\PlanCraft\PlanCraftServiceProvider" --tag="plan-craft-migrations"
```
### Adding subscription to a User model
```php
use RealRashid\PlanCraft\Traits\HasPlan;
class User extends Authenticatable
{
use HasPlan;
}
```
### Checking user eligibility in a controller
```php
public function store(Request $request)
{
if (! auth()->user()->isEligible('create-posts')) {
return redirect()->back()->with('error', 'Upgrade your plan to create more posts.');
}
// Logic to create posts...
}
```
### Subscribing to a plan
```php
$user->subscribeTo('premium'); // 'premium' is defined in config/plan-craft.php
```
## Implementation tips for AI agents
- Store plan definitions in `config/plan-craft.php` for centralized, version-controlled plan management.
- Use `hasFeature('feature-name')` for simple boolean access and `isEligible('action-name')` for numeric limits.
- Ensure the `plan_id` and `plan_details` columns are present in your billable model after runningmigrations.
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