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Informations about the package imgjss

imgjss Laravel Package

Imgjss is a simple Laravel 4 package that provides handy way of including assets into your .blade.php files. Now you can use HTML::style(), HTML::script() and HTML::image() via short Blade syntax.

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Features

Avoid putting extensions of js & css files, package adds it automatically:

same as:

But as for images, you should use file extensions:

Pass attributes array as second parameter:

By default package automatically appends last modified timestamp of the file as query string. You can change/disable this behavior in config file or simply pass true/false as third parameter:

When using Laravel's HTML::image() you pass alt attribute as second param, and other attributes as third. I think that is not good idea. Using @img syntax this package provides you can pass all in one array:

Fourth parameter is for including asset from secure location of your website, e.g. https://.... Its false by default.

And lastly, please notice that package doesn't throw NotFoundException when asset wasn't exist.

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Licence

Imgjss is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.


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Requires php Version >=5.4.0
illuminate/support Version ~4
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