Laraship Settings is built to handle website configuration, In addition, it's pretty flexible to be used for adding new options and use them in your theme, plugins:

Here are the pre-configured settings that you need to customize it :

Default User Role: this is the role where registered users through the registration page will be set automatically.

Administration Currency Code: the currency will be used when managing plan prices for the Admin panel.

Social Links: set your social page URLs to be used on the front end pages.

Site Logo: set your website logo.

Site Favicon: setup your site favicon.

Site Name: Your Site Name.

Google Map URL: map to be shown on the contact page

Contact Email: the email you will be receiving the contact messages submitted from the contact form.

Home Page Slug: the slug of the page that you will set as the home page to be shown on the frontend page.

Blog Page Slug: the slug of the page to be set as the blog page.

Pricing Page Slug: the slug of the pricing page

Supported gateways: You can define new payment gateway ( We are working on supporting new gateways)

Usage

Validate if the key exists:

\Settings::has('SETTING_KEY');
\Settings::get('SETTING_KEY');
\Settings::get('SETTING_KEY', 'Default value if not exist');

\Settings::get('SITE_TITLE', 'Laravel Settings');

also, you can use an asterisk to get a group of settings. for example:

\Settings::get('MAIL_*');

will return an array of all settings with keys started with MAIL such as:

[
'MAIL_DRIVER' => 'smtp',
'MAIL_HOST' => 'mailtrap.io',
'MAIL_PORT' => '2525',
]

- in case of file type a full path will return:

config('settings.upload_path') . '/' . $value;

Inspired by Laravel Settings Package

https://github.com/SMATAR/laravel-settings