Laravel Dynamic Servers Laravel Package

title: Overriding actions and jobs weight: 5

You can have fine-grained control over how this package works under the hood. Most of its behaviour is implemented in actions and jobs that are registered in the actions and jobs config keys of the dynamic-servers config file.

You can override the behaviour by creating a class of your own that extends one of the defaults, and use your own class name in the config file.

Let's for example customize the GenerateServerNameAction class.

First, create a class that extends the default one and add your own implementation

namespace App\Support;

use Spatie\DynamicServers\Actions\GenerateServerNameAction as BaseAction;

use Spatie\DynamicServers\Actions\GenerateServerNameAction;

class MyCustomGenerateServerNameAction extends BaseAction
{
        public function execute(Server $server): string
    {
        return "jolly-good-server-{$server->type}-{$server->id}";
    }
}

Next, specify you class in the config file.

// in config/dynamic-servers.php

return [
// ... other options

    'actions' => [
        'generate_server_name' => App\Support\MyCustomGenerateServerNameAction::class,
        
        // ... other actions
];