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Informations about the package static-generator
Static Generator (Laravel 4.2)
Generate static HTML or JSON files from Laravel routes.
This was developed for use with small data visualisation-type applications where it is not required to deploy a full PHP app with a database. Instead, a front-end-only version with data held as JSON can be used. I have needed to use HTML-only versions of Laravel apps often enough that this package made sense.
Setup & Usage
Installation
- Add
'Davekelly\StaticGenerator\StaticGeneratorServiceProvider',to the end of theprovidersarray in/app/config/app.php - You will need to create a writable directory at
/public/static- this is where the static files are placed
Usage
Usage is through a front-end interface. The package adds a route to /generate where you will find this interface.
If you generate a static version of a Route that returns a JSON response, the file will have a .json extension, otherwise, it will be .html.
- Visit
http://your.domain/generateto see a list of Routes registered in your application - Click the button next to the Route you'd like to generate a static file for
- If successful, the
.htmlor.jsonfile will be stored in/public/static- you'll be shown a confirmation message with the location & file-name.
Uses
- Guzzle
- Front-end bootstrap styling via the MaxCDN Bootstrap CDN
Future To-Do's / Improvements
- Create an Artisan CLI interface
- Look at filtered routes
Updates
v0.2 - Creates html nested directories mimicking route structure (e.g. route: /about/contact saved to /static/about/contact/index.html) - based on idea from pulkitjalan
