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Informations about the package theme

Laravel Theme

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Add theming support to your Laravel 5.* projects.

Features

Install

Require it via terminal like so:

Or add the package to your composer file:

Next add new service provider and facade to your config/app.php file:

Next you need to publish the config file:

This will create a theme.php file in your config directory in which you can define your default path to themes directory.

Theme setup

Create new folder in your themes directory (default: public/themes) and add views folder (which will hold all your custom views) and theme.json file (contains information about a theme).

This are all available attributes, but the required ones only include: name, author and namespace. Value of namespace must be the name of the theme's folder.

If you want your theme to depend on other theme views, just include a parent theme namespace in parent attribute.

Example folder structure:

Usage

The library will firstly check all available valid themes in theme directory.

You can then set a theme by it's namespace:

Then you call views like you usually do in laravel:

This will firstly check if there is a home.blade.php in current theme directory. If none is found then it checks parent theme, and finally falls back to default laravel views location.

You can also inject theme instance using ThemeInterface.

Theme path

You can set default path to themes folder in config/theme.php file. Please note that currently themes folder must be somewhere inside public folder.

Available methods

Here's the list of methods you can access:

Artisan commands

Get a table of all found themes:

Create a theme directory with config file:

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.

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