# Settings

Estimated time: 5 minutes
Difficulty: Beginner

The Settings module provides a centralized key-value store for site-wide configuration, fully managed from the Filament admin panel.

Default Settings

Key	Default	Description
`site_name`	LaraCoreKit	Site display name
`site_description`	—	Meta description
`default_locale`	`en`	Default language
`maintenance_mode`	`false`	Maintenance toggle
`logo`	—	Site logo path
`social_twitter`	—	Twitter/X URL
`social_github`	—	GitHub URL

Reading Settings

use Modules\Settings\Models\Setting;

// Get a value with default
$siteName = Setting::get('site_name', 'LaraCoreKit');

// Get all settings as key-value array
$all = Setting::getAll();

Writing Settings

// Set a single setting
Setting::set('site_name', 'My Awesome App');

// Set multiple at once
Setting::setMany([
    'site_name'        => 'My App',
    'site_description' => 'A great Laravel app',
]);

In Blade Templates

Settings are auto-shared as a view global:

<title>{{ setting('site_name', 'LaraCoreKit') }}</title>
<meta name="description" content="{{ setting('site_description') }}">

Admin Panel

All settings are editable at /admin/settings — no code changes needed.

The settings admin shows a clean form UI generated from the settings schema.

Adding a Custom Setting

Add to the Settings seeder:

Setting::firstOrCreate(['key' => 'custom_key'], ['value' => 'default_value']);

Run the seeder:

php artisan db:seed --class=Modules\\Settings\\Database\\Seeders\\SettingsSeeder

Caching Settings

Settings are cached automatically. To clear the settings cache:

php artisan cache:forget settings
# Or clear everything
php artisan optimize:clear

Next Steps

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