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The first step we will take in implementing our language parser is to split the input up into individual characters (we will refer to them as tokens) so they can be analyzed one-by-one. The first reaction might be to reach for str_split : $tokens...
Now that we have a better understanding of our input, it would be a good time to decide what we want the output of our parser to be. In the previous section we decided that, from the perspective of the parser, each individual filter expression is...
In this section we will work on implementing our string escape sequences. We will start by adjusting our input.txt to have the following content: where(name, =, 'Singe quote: \'') The intended output for the final input value is Single quote: ' ....
Throughout this article we will create a fairly basic integration between Statamic 3 and the newly updated Laravel Spark . This guide will be using Spark's Stripe option, but if you want to use Paddle, the overall steps should not be too...
Tailwind CSS has been configured as part of the Statamic Cool Writings Starter Kit. We are going to make a quick change to the tailwind.config.js file at the root of your new project. At the top of the file add this line: const colors =...
For this integration to work, we will need to switch the Statamic 3 site to use the database eloquent driver to store site users. The Statamic 3 Knowledge Base article Storing Users in a Database can be used to update your site's configuration and...
We will now get our PHP environment prepped for the actual installation of Spark Stripe. Ensure that your PHP environment has the following PHP extensions installed and enabled (you may need to search for specific installation instructions based...