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Informations about the package notification
Laravel 4 Flash Notifications
A simple and easy to use flash notification setup for Laravel 4.
Extension
By default, the notifications are handled by the Illuminate Session Store but this can be easily replaced by implementing the Jralph\Notification\Contracts\Store contract provided and then bound using the IoC container. Once done, any existing code will continue to work as normal. For example, you could easily switch out the Session Store for your own form of storage for flash messages.
Usage
Laravel
To use the Notification in Laravel, you can add the service provider and alias to your app/config/app.php file.
Once this is done, you can use the facade like so.
See below for more information on the methods the class provides.
Methods
PUT
The put method flashes a key => value message to the session.
GET
The get method retrieves a value from the session by key.
HAS
The has method checks if a key exists in the notification session storage.
TAGS
The tags method can be combined with the put method to tag specific notifications.
TAG
The tag method is used to retrieve an array of notifications attached to a specific tag.
Example Usage
In a controller processing login somewhere.
Somewhere in a view displaying the login form somewhere.
You could also disregard the tags for a simpler approach and just display the validation failed error.
Upcoming Features
- Add a default tag that is not overwritten.
- OR add the
Notification::all()method to retrieve all messages.
- OR add the
