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# Laravel Addresses
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Universal Laravel address management — from rural GPS coordinates to specific rooms inside skyscrapers, worldwide.
## Overview
This package provides a complete address management system for Laravel applications built on a **three-layer architecture**:
```
Address → The physical place (street, city, coordinates …)
└── AddressLink → Connects an address to a model with a purpose (User's "Office")
└── AddressAssignment → References a link from another context (Job's "pickup")
```
**Example:** A user has an office address. A job references that office as its pickup location — without duplicating the address data.
## Features
- **15 address fields** — street-level to room-level precision, with GPS coordinates (WGS-84) and altitude
- **Polymorphic links** — attach addresses to any Eloquent model
- **17 built-in link types** — Home, Office, Shipping, Billing, Warehouse and more
- **Address assignments** — reference someone else's address in another context
- **Temporal validity** — `active_from` / `active_until` on every link
- **AddressService** — distance calculations (Haversine), proximity queries, duplicate detection, coordinate conversion
feat: opt-in Nominatim geocoding observer + sync UUID migrations Adds an AddressObserver that resolves latitude/longitude from the postal fields after every save, serializing calls cluster-wide through a Cache::lock and respecting Nominatim's 1-req/sec usage policy. How the rate limit holds across workers --------------------------------------- * Cache::lock('addresses:geocoding:lock') ensures only ONE process ever talks upstream at a time (any LockProvider-capable store works: redis / memcached / database / file / array). * Inside the lock the driver reads a shared :last_call_at timestamp and usleep()s the difference to the configured min_interval before hitting the API, then stamps the new value right after the response comes back — pacing the next caller from when we *actually stopped* talking upstream, not from when the lock was first taken. * Lock TTL (15s default) bounds crash-recovery time so a kill -9 can't pin the lock open forever. Observer behaviour ------------------ * Hooks 'created' (always geocodes on insert) and 'updated' (only when a *postal* field actually changed — wasChanged() on street, city, postal_code, country_code, …). Lat/lon edits don't loop because the write-back uses saveQuietly(). * Errors (LockTimeoutException, network, 5xx) are logged and swallowed — the user's save() / create() call is never made fatal by a transient upstream issue. * Honours an update_only_when_missing toggle so apps can preserve manually-entered coordinates. Backward compatibility ---------------------- * Default 'enabled' is FALSE — upgrading the package does NOT start making outbound HTTP calls on existing apps. Apps that want the feature opt in via ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_ENABLED=true and a descriptive ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_USER_AGENT (OSMF blocks generic UAs). * The Geocoder contract is bound through the container so apps can rebind to Google Maps / Mapbox / a self-hosted Nominatim without touching the observer. Pre-existing fix shipped alongside ---------------------------------- The Address* models switched to HasUuids in 73c14c5, but neither the published migration stub nor the workbench fixture migration were updated — every test in the suite was failing with 'datatype mismatch' on the auto-increment integer PK. Both migrations now use uuid('id') + foreignUuid() so the model trait and the schema agree. For consumers who already published the stub: no change. Your existing migration file is untouched. Only fresh `vendor:publish --tag=addresses-migrations` runs pick up the UUID shape. New files --------- src/Services/Geocoding/Contracts/Geocoder.php src/Services/Geocoding/GeocodingResult.php src/Services/Geocoding/NominatimGeocoder.php src/Observers/AddressObserver.php tests/Unit/GeocodingTest.php docs/geocoding.md Tests ----- 221 / 221 (100%) Time: ~2.8s The 14 new tests cover URL/param construction, User-Agent, empty- and unparseable-result handling, the rate-limit timing assertion (proves two back-to-back calls take >= min_interval), cache-lock serialization, observer pre-fill on create, no-loop on lat/lon update, re-geocode on postal change, the update_only_when_missing policy, the enabled master switch, and graceful swallowing of both LockTimeoutException and generic upstream errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- **Auto-geocoding** — saves call Nominatim (OpenStreetMap) for lat/lon, serialized by a Cache lock and paced at 1 req/sec
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- **Fully configurable** — custom model classes, table names, default link type
- **Soft deletes** on addresses, cascade deletes on links and assignments
## Requirements
- PHP 8.1+
- Laravel 9, 10, 11 or 12
- `blax-software/laravel-workkit` (installed automatically)
## Installation
```bash
composer require blax-software/laravel-addresses
```
Publish and run the migrations:
```bash
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="addresses-migrations"
php artisan migrate
```
Optionally publish the config:
```bash
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="addresses-config"
```
## Quick Start
### 1. Add the trait to your model
```php
use Blax\Addresses\Traits\HasAddresses;
class User extends Model
{
use HasAddresses;
}
```
### 2. Create and attach an address
```php
use Blax\Addresses\Enums\AddressLinkType;
$link = $user->addAddress([
'street' => '350 Fifth Avenue',
'city' => 'New York',
'state' => 'NY',
'postal_code' => '10118',
'country_code' => 'US',
'latitude' => 40.748817,
'longitude' => -73.985428,
], AddressLinkType::Office);
```
### 3. Query addresses
```php
$user->addresses; // all addresses
$user->addressesOfType(AddressLinkType::Office); // only offices
$user->primaryAddress(); // primary across all types
$user->activeAddressLinks(); // only currently active links
```
### 4. Assign an address to another model
```php
use Blax\Addresses\Traits\HasAddressAssignments;
class Job extends Model
{
use HasAddressAssignments;
}
$job->assignAddressLink($link, 'pickup');
$job->assignedAddressForRole('pickup'); // → the Address model
```
feat: opt-in Nominatim geocoding observer + sync UUID migrations Adds an AddressObserver that resolves latitude/longitude from the postal fields after every save, serializing calls cluster-wide through a Cache::lock and respecting Nominatim's 1-req/sec usage policy. How the rate limit holds across workers --------------------------------------- * Cache::lock('addresses:geocoding:lock') ensures only ONE process ever talks upstream at a time (any LockProvider-capable store works: redis / memcached / database / file / array). * Inside the lock the driver reads a shared :last_call_at timestamp and usleep()s the difference to the configured min_interval before hitting the API, then stamps the new value right after the response comes back — pacing the next caller from when we *actually stopped* talking upstream, not from when the lock was first taken. * Lock TTL (15s default) bounds crash-recovery time so a kill -9 can't pin the lock open forever. Observer behaviour ------------------ * Hooks 'created' (always geocodes on insert) and 'updated' (only when a *postal* field actually changed — wasChanged() on street, city, postal_code, country_code, …). Lat/lon edits don't loop because the write-back uses saveQuietly(). * Errors (LockTimeoutException, network, 5xx) are logged and swallowed — the user's save() / create() call is never made fatal by a transient upstream issue. * Honours an update_only_when_missing toggle so apps can preserve manually-entered coordinates. Backward compatibility ---------------------- * Default 'enabled' is FALSE — upgrading the package does NOT start making outbound HTTP calls on existing apps. Apps that want the feature opt in via ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_ENABLED=true and a descriptive ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_USER_AGENT (OSMF blocks generic UAs). * The Geocoder contract is bound through the container so apps can rebind to Google Maps / Mapbox / a self-hosted Nominatim without touching the observer. Pre-existing fix shipped alongside ---------------------------------- The Address* models switched to HasUuids in 73c14c5, but neither the published migration stub nor the workbench fixture migration were updated — every test in the suite was failing with 'datatype mismatch' on the auto-increment integer PK. Both migrations now use uuid('id') + foreignUuid() so the model trait and the schema agree. For consumers who already published the stub: no change. Your existing migration file is untouched. Only fresh `vendor:publish --tag=addresses-migrations` runs pick up the UUID shape. New files --------- src/Services/Geocoding/Contracts/Geocoder.php src/Services/Geocoding/GeocodingResult.php src/Services/Geocoding/NominatimGeocoder.php src/Observers/AddressObserver.php tests/Unit/GeocodingTest.php docs/geocoding.md Tests ----- 221 / 221 (100%) Time: ~2.8s The 14 new tests cover URL/param construction, User-Agent, empty- and unparseable-result handling, the rate-limit timing assertion (proves two back-to-back calls take >= min_interval), cache-lock serialization, observer pre-fill on create, no-loop on lat/lon update, re-geocode on postal change, the update_only_when_missing policy, the enabled master switch, and graceful swallowing of both LockTimeoutException and generic upstream errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-12 08:03:55 +00:00
### 5. Automatic geocoding (opt-in)
Set `ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_ENABLED=true` to have an observer ask Nominatim
(OpenStreetMap) for `latitude` / `longitude` after every save. Calls are
serialized cluster-wide through a `Cache::lock` and paced at 1 req/sec
to honour the OSMF usage policy. **Off by default** so an upgrade
doesn't surprise existing apps with new outbound HTTP traffic.
```ini
# .env
ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_ENABLED=true
# OSMF policy: identify your app — generic UAs get blocked.
ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_USER_AGENT="my-app (https://example.com)"
ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_EMAIL="ops@example.com"
```
```php
$address = Address::create([
'street' => 'Stephansplatz 1',
'postal_code' => '1010',
'city' => 'Vienna',
'country_code' => 'AT',
]);
// Observer has filled these in by the time create() returns.
$address->refresh();
$address->latitude; // 48.2082…
$address->longitude; // 16.3738…
```
Tunable knobs (see [`config/addresses.php`](config/addresses.php) →
`geocoding`):
- `enabled` — master switch (env: `ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_ENABLED`)
- `driver` — only `nominatim` ships out of the box, but you can rebind
the `Geocoder` contract to plug in Google Maps / Mapbox / Mapquest /
a self-hosted Nominatim
- `update_only_when_missing` — leave manually-entered coordinates alone
- `min_interval_seconds` — global ceiling on outbound traffic (default
`1.0`, matches Nominatim's published policy)
- `lock_wait_seconds`, `lock_ttl_seconds` — Cache lock parameters
- `accept_language` — Nominatim's `display_name` localization
- `drivers.nominatim.user_agent` / `email` — required by Nominatim for
attribution; set both in production
For tests / imports, disable per-environment with
`ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_ENABLED=false` (or
`config()->set('addresses.geocoding.enabled', false)` inside a TestCase
hook).
### 6. Use the AddressService
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```php
// Via helper
$distance = address()->distanceBetween($addressA, $addressB); // km
// Nearby addresses within 10 km
$nearby = address()->nearby(48.2082, 16.3738, 10);
// Format for display
echo address()->formatMultiline($address);
```
## Documentation
| Guide | Description |
|----------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|
| [Installation & Configuration](docs/installation.md) | Setup, publishing, config options |
| [Core Concepts](docs/core-concepts.md) | The three-layer architecture explained |
| [HasAddresses Trait](docs/has-addresses.md) | Full API for address-owning models |
| [HasAddressAssignments Trait](docs/has-address-assignments.md) | Full API for address-consuming models |
| [AddressService](docs/address-service.md) | Distance, proximity, formatting, conversion |
feat: opt-in Nominatim geocoding observer + sync UUID migrations Adds an AddressObserver that resolves latitude/longitude from the postal fields after every save, serializing calls cluster-wide through a Cache::lock and respecting Nominatim's 1-req/sec usage policy. How the rate limit holds across workers --------------------------------------- * Cache::lock('addresses:geocoding:lock') ensures only ONE process ever talks upstream at a time (any LockProvider-capable store works: redis / memcached / database / file / array). * Inside the lock the driver reads a shared :last_call_at timestamp and usleep()s the difference to the configured min_interval before hitting the API, then stamps the new value right after the response comes back — pacing the next caller from when we *actually stopped* talking upstream, not from when the lock was first taken. * Lock TTL (15s default) bounds crash-recovery time so a kill -9 can't pin the lock open forever. Observer behaviour ------------------ * Hooks 'created' (always geocodes on insert) and 'updated' (only when a *postal* field actually changed — wasChanged() on street, city, postal_code, country_code, …). Lat/lon edits don't loop because the write-back uses saveQuietly(). * Errors (LockTimeoutException, network, 5xx) are logged and swallowed — the user's save() / create() call is never made fatal by a transient upstream issue. * Honours an update_only_when_missing toggle so apps can preserve manually-entered coordinates. Backward compatibility ---------------------- * Default 'enabled' is FALSE — upgrading the package does NOT start making outbound HTTP calls on existing apps. Apps that want the feature opt in via ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_ENABLED=true and a descriptive ADDRESSES_GEOCODING_USER_AGENT (OSMF blocks generic UAs). * The Geocoder contract is bound through the container so apps can rebind to Google Maps / Mapbox / a self-hosted Nominatim without touching the observer. Pre-existing fix shipped alongside ---------------------------------- The Address* models switched to HasUuids in 73c14c5, but neither the published migration stub nor the workbench fixture migration were updated — every test in the suite was failing with 'datatype mismatch' on the auto-increment integer PK. Both migrations now use uuid('id') + foreignUuid() so the model trait and the schema agree. For consumers who already published the stub: no change. Your existing migration file is untouched. Only fresh `vendor:publish --tag=addresses-migrations` runs pick up the UUID shape. New files --------- src/Services/Geocoding/Contracts/Geocoder.php src/Services/Geocoding/GeocodingResult.php src/Services/Geocoding/NominatimGeocoder.php src/Observers/AddressObserver.php tests/Unit/GeocodingTest.php docs/geocoding.md Tests ----- 221 / 221 (100%) Time: ~2.8s The 14 new tests cover URL/param construction, User-Agent, empty- and unparseable-result handling, the rate-limit timing assertion (proves two back-to-back calls take >= min_interval), cache-lock serialization, observer pre-fill on create, no-loop on lat/lon update, re-geocode on postal change, the update_only_when_missing policy, the enabled master switch, and graceful swallowing of both LockTimeoutException and generic upstream errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| [Geocoding](docs/geocoding.md) | Auto lat/lon via Nominatim, cache lock, rate limit |
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| [AddressLinkType Enum](docs/address-link-types.md) | All 17 built-in types with descriptions |
| [Customization](docs/customization.md) | Extending models, custom tables, overriding defaults |
## Testing
```bash
composer test
```
## License
MIT
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