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Site Essentials for Statamic provides a robust metadata management system, easing the creation and management of a wide-variety of HTML title, meta, and link tags. The metadata management system can be used for a wide variety of scenarios,...
Hello, everyone! The last three-to-four months have been pretty busy on my end. After publishing my latest mega-series about a hybrid-cache system for Statamic , I started working on a new article series about writing a custom Statamic search...
Site Essentials for Statamic provides a simple, yet powerful asset management queue system to help manage various style and script assets that are not included in the site's main builds. For example, in a page builder setup, we might want to...
tap($value, $callback) The tap helper function is used to call a given Closure (provided as an argument to the $callback parameter) with the given $value . The tap helper function will return the reference to the original $value as its return...
…he final array. Let's add a new Job class, which will just be a very simple representation of a job: 1 class Job { 2 3 public $ name = ' ' ; 4 5 public function __construct ( $ name ) 6 { 7 $ this -> name = $ name ; 8 } 9 10 } Now we will modify...
pluck($array, $value, $key = null) The pluck helper method is used to retrieve a list of specific values from a given $array . It is most useful when used against arrays of objects, but will also work with arrays just as well. Let's use the...
…alongside our cached HTML content. To make things feel magical, we must add some logic to invalidate our cache if these files change. We must implement the invalidation logic before sending our cached contents to ensure that most of the cache...
…g problem when building the new site on Statamic: there was no flat-file comment system that you can just throw in (and I really didn't want to move the comments to a third-party service and load them with JavaScript). So I did what any...
Site Essentials for Statamic attempts to locate data from various locations within your template's context, depending on the precise tag being built. Almost all builder methods can have their values customized. The simplest way to customize the...
…based on Laravel" and then I found Statamic - which was pretty much everything I would want in a blogging platform. Statamic ticked all of my boxes: it loves Markdown, its contents can be version controlled and it was built on Laravel (and having...