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Informations about the package statics

Laravel Package Template

Configuration

This repository is template for building a new package. Some changes to the files are needed in order to represent a new package.

composer.json

Edit composer.json to reflect the package information. At a minimum, the package name and autoload lines should be changed so that "vendor/package" reflects the name and namespace of the new package.

config/paksuco-statics.php

The file config/paksuco-statics.php should be renamed to to something more useful, like config/my-package.php. This is the configuration file that Laravel will publish into it's config directory.

src/ServiceProvider.php

Open up src/ServiceProvider.php as well. At a minimum the namespace has to be changed (it needs to match the PSR-4 namespace you set in composer.json).

In the boot() method, comment out or uncomment the components your package will need. For example, if the package only has a configuration, then everything can be commented out except the handleConfigs() call:

In the handleConfigs() method, the "paksuco-statics" references should be changed to the name you chose up above (in the config/paksuco-statics.php instructions).

Last Step

Update the LICENSE file as required (make sure it matches what you said your package's license is in composer.json).

All versions of statics with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=7.0.0
illuminate/support Version ^7.0|^8.0
illuminate/config Version ^7.0|^8.0
illuminate/routing Version ^7.0|^8.0
illuminate/database Version ^7.0|^8.0
paksuco/table Version 9999999-dev
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