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Laravel Greeting Package

Description

The Laravel Greeting package is a lightweight, customizable package that provides personalized greeting messages based on the time of the day. It automatically detects the current time and delivers and appropriate greeting in either English of Kiswahili. If a user is logged in, the greeting is personalized with their first name or email.

Features

  1. Time based greetings
  2. User personalization
  3. Multilanguage support
  4. Artisan Command
  5. Easy Integration

Use Cases

Installation

  1. Install the Package:

    • Add the package to your Laravel project using Composer:

    • If you are developing the package locally, include it in your composer.json file under the repositories section:

    • Then run:

Configuration

  1. Publish Configuration (Optional):

    • Publish the package's configuration file to your application's config directory:

  2. Publish Language Files (Optional):

    • Publish the package's language files to your application's resources/lang directory:

  3. Set the Application Locale (Optional):

    • To use Kiswahili for greetings, set the application's locale to sw in your .env file or config/app.php:

Usage

  1. Display a Greeting in a View:

    • Use the Greeting::greet() method to display a greeting message in any Blade view:

  2. Test the Greeting via Artisan Command:

    • Run the custom Artisan command to test the greeting output:

    • This command will output a greeting message in the console based on the current time and the logged-in user's status.

Example Usage: Greetings

In a Controller:

In a Blade View:

Example Usage: Current Date

To display the current date using the currentDate() method from the Laravel Greeting Package, follow these steps:

Usage Example

1. Using in a Blade View

If you want to display the current date in a Blade view, you can call the currentDate() method directly in the view.

Output:

2. Using in a Controller

You can also use the currentDate() method within a controller and pass the result to your view.

And in your Blade view:

3. Using in an Artisan Command

If you need to use the currentDate() method in a custom Artisan command, it can be easily integrated.

To run the command:

Output:

Conclusion

By using the currentDate() method in your Blade views, controllers, or custom Artisan commands, you can easily display the current date in a formatted manner (including the day of the week, month, day in numbers, and year) within your Laravel application. This method is flexible and can be used wherever you need to display the date.

Advanced Usage

  1. Customizing Greetings:

    • Modify the published configuration or language files to customize the greeting messages.

  2. Adding More Languages:

    • Add new language files in the resources/lang directory under the appropriate locale code to support additional languages.

Deployment

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Requires illuminate/support Version ^11.20
illuminate/console Version ^11.20
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