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Package layoutview
Short Description A quick and easy way to handle different layouts in Laravel 5.
License MIT
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Informations about the package layoutview
Laravel 5 - Layout View
A quick and easy way to handle different layouts in Laravel 5
Features
- Adds the ability to have your views automatically chosen based on your selected layout
- Supports a primary layout and a fallback layout
Quick Start
In the require key of composer.json file add the following
Run the Composer update command
In your config/app.php add 'Awjudd\Layoutview\LayoutviewServiceProvider' to the end of the $providers array
Setup
Setup for Layout View is simple. All you need to do is change the mapping in the aliases array for the "View" to point to the new type.
Once done, the next step for you to do is to configure the namespaces that you want included as well as the priority of the views that are being rendered. To publish the configuration you can do the following:
There are two ways to configure what the base and fallback layouts are. The two ways are as follows:
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In the configuration file, you can fill in the following values in the configuration file:
- In your base controller call the following functions:
Configuration
Within the configuration file there is a single key. This key is 'namespaces'. Fill this array with any namesapces that you would like the application to look through the folders of in order to find the best-fitting view.
Please Note The order that the elements are added in this array dictate the order in which they are scanned through for display purposes. Because of this, you will want your most specific namespaces to be listed first.
Folder Structure
In order for this to work, this package requires the following folder structure (in short, your layout name is the top level).
./views
./base
./home
./index.blade.php
./fallback
./home
./index.blade.php
./test.blade.php
./layout
./html.blade.phpIn this example, "base" and "fallback" are your two possible layouts. If you have "base" as your selected layout, and "fallback" as your fallback view (meaning if one doesn't exist in your main, it will look there next). If you do the following:
It will render the view in 'base/home/index'. However, if you do one that doesn't exist in the base folder, then it will automatically pick up the one from the fallback. Example:
Will render 'fallback/home/test'.
License
Layout View is free software distributed under the terms of the MIT license
Release Notes:
1.1.0:
- Laravel 4.2 support
1.1.1:
- Removing the necessity to add the "::" into the namespaces
- Making it so that if you don't specify a base/fallback layout it will ignore the folder
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