Addresses

[drewroberts]

There should be a polymorhic table for Addressables.

This will include an Address (#19) relationship and a $table->morphs('addressable'); column type with a unique key added for address_id, addressable_id, addressable_type. It will have the following additional fields:

• timestamps
• creator
• updater
• primary_billing (nullable)
• primary_shipping (nullable)
• first_name (nullable)
• last_name (nullable)
• care_of (nullable)
• company (nullable)
• extended_zip (nullable)
• phone (nullable)

We'll use this for a few models, but primarily:

• Users (User authorization#20)
• Companies (Companies seo#13)
• Locations (Locations locations#42)

We'll just use an address relationship for:

• Place Details (Place Data seo#22)
• GMB Details (GMB Data locations#44)
• Cart (Cart checkout#34)
• Order (Order checkout#32)

[drewroberts]

With the renaming of the existing Addresses model to Domestic Addresses (#19) and the future model of Foreign Addresses (#51), we can rename this table and create a model for it called Addresses.

[pdbreen]

Correction to initial description - cart, order (and vouchers and payments) use the polymorphic relation to Address, not a direct relation to DomesticAddress. Any object that needs the enhanced fields will use the polymorphic relation.