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Informations about the package directives

Directives

this package allows you to easily add new directives from Blade files.

How to set it up.

  1. First thing you need to do is install the package. You can do this with composer by running 'composer require thejager/directives'.
  2. Next thing you need to do is add the service provider TheJager\Directives\DirectivesServiceProvider to your config/app.php.
  3. Create the directory 'resources/views/directives'.

How to use it (example)

Let's create a @date() directive. When using @date(Carbon\Carbon::now()) in a blade view, we want it to output the current date in dd-mm-yyyy format.

  1. First thing we do is create the blade file. Create a new Blade template 'date.blade.php' in the 'resources/views/directives/' folder containing {{ $param->format('d-m-Y') }}. Note that the parameter passed to the directive is stored in $param. At this moment you can not pass multiple parameters, but you could pass an array of parameters if you want ;)
  2. That's it. You can now use the @date() directive in your Blade files to which you can pass any Carbon instance.

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