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Informations about the package component-generator

Component Generator

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Inspired by Bourbon Refill's Rails generators, Component Generator is a Laravel 4 package to quickly generate HTML components from Web Frameworks such as Twitter Bootstrap via command line.

Getting Started

By default running the following command will create a new file in views/components/navbar.blade.php with the Twitter Bootstrap navigation bar.

If you want to change the directory the file is created in your can use the --path option

To append a component to an already existing file use

The first argument is the component. The second argument is the template to append to - located inside of app/views.

Installation

Add the service provider

If you wish to change your settings you can run

Or

Configuration

This is the name of the directory to copy views from. Alternatives include foundation5 and pure1.

Where the components are copied to. This will be in the directory. To copy them to the root of change it to an empty string.

Put a prefix on filenames. For instance, if you come from a Rails background and prefer to use an underscore to prefix partials then you can set that here.

Don't use blade? You can change to normal PHP templates with the following settings

Components

To list all the components via command line use

To view a specific framework's components pass in the framework option

Twitter Bootstrap

Zurb Foundation

Pure

To do

Credits

The base of this code is from Jeffrey Way's Book Laravel Testing Decoded. A great book which has helped me a lot!


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Requires php Version >=5.4.0
illuminate/support Version 4.2.*
illuminate/console Version 4.2.*
illuminate/filesystem Version 4.2.*
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