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…eadaches/problems later. It might be tempting to give up at this point since there does not appear to be any supported way to do this. However, suppose we study the view method carefully. In that case, we can see that our View instance is created...
…n applications built with client-side MVC frameworks often see the role of PHP change to just interacting with server-side data storage. Let's take another look at this process with a diagram. In this diagram, we will assume the user is going to...
…he\Manager implementation and from many diverse places within the codebase. Because the cache's current state is critical, regardless of which part of the request/response lifecycle we are in, we will register our Manager class as a singleton...
…le contains a sensible default list of file and directory patterns that will be ignored by git. The composer.json file contains the minimum information Composer requires to autoload our custom package, and some extra information to help Statamic...
…our disk space. These requests will bypass the cache system and consume resources, but at that point, we could look into other ways to limit resource consumption, such as rate limiting. The second limitation is that if the markup of a page...
…er \ DocumentParser ; 4 5 $ parser = new DocumentParser ; 6 7 // Specify the custom directive names. 8 $ parser -> setDirectiveNames ( [ 9 ' disk ' , 10 ' elsedisk ' , 11 ' enddisk ' 12 ] ) ; Alternatively, we can retrieve all custom directives...
…th the implementation. Additionally, I would not expect any third-party system to interact with this method, and its use is essentially "internal." The next step will be to retrieve the paths of the templates. We can accomplish this by making use...
The Blade formatter will extract the relevant PHP from Blade templates and place them in a temporary file to supply to Laravel Pint. By default this directory is located at node_modules/prettier-plugin-blade/_temp . Temporary files are...
The first difference is in how the parser parses structures, such as a simple echo containing ambiguous characters: 1 {{ ' hello {{ world }} ' }} The previous example results in the following compiled output: 1 <?php 2 3 // Laravel Compiler Output...
An often overlooked aspect of creating a Statamic or Laravel application is customizing the 500 Server Error page. By default, a Statamic site will display an error page similar to this when a catastrophic error occurs: Granted, this is much...