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…filenames for my CSS, JavaScript, and assets to remain consistent for compatibility reasons with an existing cache system. I thought this might be one of those "seems simple but eats eight hours of my day" things, but turns out it was actually...
…m the var_dump() and debug_backtrace() function and formats it nicely. Using Kint, you can look at a well organized representation of your arrays, objects, error messages and exceptions. Anything that var_dump() accepts, really. Here is a shot of...
…4 5 use Illuminate \ Support \ Facades \ Cache ; 6 7 class ExampleController extends Controller { 8 9 public function getIndex ( ) 10 { 11 $ cachedItem = Cache :: get ( ' some_cache_item ' ) ; 12 } 13 14 } The alternative is to inject the cache...
…5 use Illuminate \ Support \ Facades \ Cache ; 6 7 class ExampleController extends Controller { 8 9 public function getIndex ( ) 10 { 11 $ cachedItem = Cache :: get ( ' some_cache_item ' ) ; 12 } 13 14 } The alternative 2 is to inject the cache...
In order to supply extra headers we must also provide an argument for $status and then supply an argument for $headers : 1 // Redirect with a "302: Found" status code and extra headers: 2 return redirect ( ' / ' , 302 , [ 3 ' Cache-Control ' => '...
In this section, we will work to make our cache system configurable and exclude requests from the cache. To get started, let us create the following file at config/hybrid-cache.php and discuss the types of behaviors we will make dynamic. In...
…TRIBUTE , <!ENTITY , etc.). All of that is relatively simple in isolation. However, things start to go off the rails fast once you want to parse inline Blade, as well as contextualize what you've parsed. Let's take a look at this simple example:...
The last significant difference to bring attention to is how the library's parser and compiler handle Blade's PHP directive. The library's parser will not attempt to locate the @endphp directive if the opening @php directive contains arguments: 1...
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Antlers: Building Beautiful Websites with Statamic is the essential resource for Statamic developers aiming to master Antlers. This powerful templating engine powers Statamic CMS. Written clearly and concisely, this guide walks you through core...