- How do I install awcodes/trov-faqs in a Laravel application?
- Install it with Composer, pinning the exact pre-1.0 tag: composer require awcodes/trov-faqs:0.1.5. Review the published composer.json at that tag before installing so you can confirm the PHP and Laravel requirements, since the release notes do not document the supported matrix. As a Trov add-on, it assumes a Trov-based Laravel application and should be registered following the package's Trov add-on setup instructions.
- Which Laravel versions does awcodes/trov-faqs support?
- The supported Laravel majors cannot be confirmed from the release notes or the overview provided. A dependency bump release is a common way a Laravel package silently narrows its framework range, so you should inspect the composer.json diff between v0.1.4 and v0.1.5 and check whether a CI matrix covers the declared range. Test against your current Laravel major first and treat all other versions as unverified.
- What PHP version does awcodes/trov-faqs require?
- The PHP version floor is unknown from the available release information. A bump in transitive illuminate or symfony constraints can raise the effective PHP requirement even when the package source has not changed. Read the require and platform sections of the published composer.json at v0.1.5 and compare them with v0.1.4 before adopting.
- Is awcodes/trov-faqs stable enough for production use?
- It is at v0.1.5, so it is pre-stable by semantic versioning and carries no compatibility guarantees. Minor or patch releases may still include behavioral changes, and the dependency bump release does not expose a stable public API commitment. Treat it as a trial integration: pin the exact tag, sandbox it against your real application, and re-review before every upgrade.
- How do I create FAQ categories and control FAQ ordering with Trov FAQs?
- The package is described as providing categories, ordering, and ready-to-render FAQ content for your site or admin panel. The exact model names, fields, and ordering API are not included in the provided README excerpt, so review the package source and published documentation at the v0.1.5 tag. Validate category creation and ordering behavior in a sandbox before wiring it into your admin workflows.
- How do I publish FAQ content to my Laravel site or admin panel?
- Trov FAQs is intended to publish ready-to-render FAQ content for a site or admin panel, but the exact rendering and publishing integration is package-specific. Start by installing it in a feature branch against your real application constraints, then wire it into a single FAQ page or admin screen. Confirm the output and caching behavior before rolling it out more broadly.
- Should I use a caret constraint like ^0.1 for awcodes/trov-faqs?
- Do not accept a caret constraint in production for this package. Pre-1.0 versioning gives no stability contract, and an unattended patch release can change the dependency graph underneath your application. Pin 0.1.5 exactly and establish a re-review trigger for every release, especially releases described only as dependency bumps.
- What changed in the awcodes/trov-faqs dependency bump release?
- The release note is only a one-line dependency bump, which is unbounded and could mean anything from a transitive patch refresh to a raised PHP floor, a dropped Laravel major, or a new required extension. Read the composer.json diff between v0.1.4 and v0.1.5, including require, require-dev, and platform config. Ask the maintainer which PHP and Laravel versions moved and whether the CI matrix still passes.
- How should I test awcodes/trov-faqs with my existing Laravel app?
- Pin the exact v0.1.5 tag in a sandbox or feature branch rather than a floating constraint. Install against your real application constraints and watch for Composer conflicts or platform-requirement failures, then run your existing test suite with the package present but unwired and again after wiring. This resolves the largest open risk cheaply before production adoption.
- Are there alternatives to awcodes/trov-faqs for Laravel FAQs?
- No specific alternatives are assessed in the provided material. Because Trov FAQs is a Trov add-on, it will only fit applications already using Trov, so compare other Laravel FAQ or content packages on maintenance activity, documented Laravel and PHP support, and stability commitments. If you are not on Trov, evaluate a standalone Laravel FAQ package instead.