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Site Essentials for Statamic is a Statamic addon that provides many different features, each targeted at simplifying an aspect of creating Statamic websites. Site Essentials for Statamic ships with the following features out of the box: Favicon...
…eServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider 8 { 9 /** 10 * Bootstrap the application services. 11 * 12 * @return void 13 */ 14 public function boot ( ) 15 { 16 17 // Translations example. 18 // `translations` is the tag. 19 $ this -> publishes ( [...
…s = []) The bcrypt function will return a hashed representation of the given $value . The bcrypt function also accepts an array of $options which can be used to affect how the hash is computed. Each invocation of the bcrypt function should...
To install Tidal using Statamic's command line utility , you may run the following command:
Important : If you are looking to use Tidal with Statamic's multi-site feature replace stillat/tidal with stillat/tidal-multisite below. 1 statamic new my-site stillat/tidal If you are looking to install Tidal into an existing project, you can...
Once visitors have made a few searches on your site, you can view them within Statamic's Control Panel by going to "Utilities > Search Report". The search report provides a number of fields to help you make sense of your user's searches: Index:...
The wtf command is used to show details about the most recently thrown exception. When an exception is thrown, it is usually displayed in the console window with a red background stating that an exception has been thrown and the exception's...
The signature of the back method is: 1 function back ( 2 $ status = 302 , 3 $ headers = [ ] , 4 $ fallback = false 5 ) ;
…der the MIT license.Copyright (c) <Johnathon Koster> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction,...
The signature of the collapse method is: 1 public static function collapse ( 2 $ array 3 ) ;