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When developing PHP applications locally, sometimes the performance is not as great as it could be, especially when working with frameworks such as Laravel or Symphony. One place to start looking to gain some performance is the realpath_cache_size...
…tion options. These options can be set my creating a new file at the root of your project (yes, another dot file, I'm sorry) called .blade.format.json . This file should exist at the root of your project, next to your composer.json file in a...
Class string emulation is a feature (starting with version 1.5) that is able to apply the results of prettier plugins that target CSS class lists to strings contained within Blade directives and embedded PHP code. This feature also works when...
…@php blocks, etc. You may change this by adding a phpOptions configuration object within your .blade.format.json file. For example, to change the PHP version, disable single quotes, you could do this: This section does not apply if you are using...
…urn redirect()->to(' { $ notFoundRedirect } ', 301); 37 } 38 39 return redirect()->to(' { $ basePath } '. \$ any, 301); 40 })->where('any', '.*'); 41 EOT ; 42 } Our function now looks pretty complicated, but its really just creating a fairly...
This documentation page is intended for those looking to implement their own Blade validators, or are curious to learn more about the system. If you are interested in running existing validators against your Laravel project, consider reading the...
Comments: That's the topic for today. As I continue working on the HTML parser for Forte, a project I intend to be the foundation for a suite of tools to create the best Laravel Blade extensibility framework ever, I am tackling smaller projects...
…r, composer, 2.x, ImageMagick, PHP extension, Statamic, 4.38 or higher The following additional PHP extensions are required to use Tidal: ext-dom, ext-mbstring, ext-libxml The Tidal starter kit was developed with the latest version of Statamic 4...
…file you want to use. A simple example might look something like the following: 1 DB_CONNECTION = sqlite 2 DB_DATABASE = /usr/share/nginx/html/tidal/database/database.sqlite For more information about configuring SQLite consider reading the...
…t Branch --> 3 @elseif ( $ somethingElse ) 4 <!-- Second Branch --> 5 @else 6 <!-- Third Branch --> 7 @endunless parsing that is not straightforward, but Forte can handle it: For a friendlier, more familiar example, here is the AST produced from...