Install with composer

composer require musonza/laravel-activity-streams

Once the composer installation is finished, you can add alias for the facade. Open config/app.php, and make the following update:

1. Add a new item to the aliases array:

   'ActivityStreams' => Musonza\ActivityStreams\ActivityStreamsFacade::class,

2. Publish the configuration file into your app's config directory, by running the following command:

   php artisan vendor:publish --tag="activity.streams.config" 

3. Publish the migrations into your app's migrations directory, by running the following command:

   php artisan vendor:publish --tag="activity.streams.migrations" 

4. Run the migrations:

   php artisan migrate 

Whenever you use the ActivityStreams facade in your code, remember to add the following line to your namespace imports:

use ActivityStreams;

Use the HasFeed trait to allow a model to have a feed.

<?php use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model; use Musonza\ActivityStreams\Traits\HasFeed; class User extends Model { use HasFeed; }

After adding the HasFeed trait you can create a feed for the Model as follows

$feed = $user->createFeed();

An example of an activity will be something like John liked a photo in 2018Album

use ActivityStreams; use Musonza\ActivityStreams\ValueObjects\Verbs; $activity = ActivityStreams::setActor($actor) ->setVerb(Verbs::VERB_LIKE) ->setObject($object) ->setTarget($target) ->createActivity();

You can pass in an Eloquent Model as an actor or any Object that implements Musonza\ActivityStreams\Contracts\ActivityActor interface

$verbs = ActivityStreams::verbs();

ActivityStreams::addActivityToFeed($feed, $activity);

See more on Activity Streams specifications here