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This laravel core package holds my personal tools for laravel 5.8.
It contains the following:
Form
The Form class is supported by a Facade allowing static access to all functions. The Form class contains 3 major elements:
Method
Example usage:
<?= Form::Method('POST', route('login')) ?>
The 'Method' function echo`s the HTML form element with the @csrf element.
The function requires 2 parameters: ```POST|GET```, ```Route```.
Input
Example:
<?= Form::Input('type', 'label (optional)', 'slug (optional)', ['options (optional)'])->Render() ?>
The Form::Input function create`s a HTML form input field.
The function requires minimal 1 parameter: Type.
The other parameters like: string label, string ```slug``` and array ```options``` are optional.
Possible type options:
Input Types
Checkbox
! Still under development !
<?= Form::Input('checkbox', __('label'), 'slug', [ //Required 'options' => [ 'value_checkbox_option_1' => '(string) label checkbox option 1', 'value_checkbox_option_2' => '(string) label checkbox option 2', ], // optional 'class' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property class with given value.', 'message' => '(string) If set, sets and show the error message.', 'value' => "(string) if set, sets the checkbox that matches the giving key value", ])->Render() ?>
Example usage:
<?= Form::Input('checkbox', __('Remember Me'), 'remember', [ 'class' => 'col-md-8 offset-md-2', 'options' => [ 'remember' => __('Remember Me'), ], 'message' => isset($message) ? $message : '', 'value' => $checkbox, ])->Render() ?>
<?= Form::Input('email', __('label'), 'slug', [ // optional 'autocomplete' => '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property autocomplete with the slug.', 'autofocus' => '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property autofocus.', 'class' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property class with given value.', 'icon' => '(string) If set, shows a font-awesome 4.7.0 icon instead of the label. example: "address-book" will result in "fa fa-address-book".', 'message' => '(string) If set, sets and show the error message.', 'placeholder' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property placeholder with given value.', 'required'=> '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property required.', 'small' => '(string) If set, sets the footnote text of the email input field.', 'value' => "(string) if set, sets the HTML property value with giving string value", ])->Render() ?>
Example usage:
<?= Form::Input('email', __('E-mail'), 'email', [ 'placeholder' => 'example@website.com', 'class' => 'col-md-8 offset-md-2', 'required'=> true, 'autofocus' => true, 'message' => isset($message) ? $message : '', 'value' => $email, ])->Render() ?>
Password
<?= Form::Input('password', __('label'), 'slug', [ // optional 'autocomplete' => '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property autocomplete with the slug.', 'autofocus' => '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property autofocus.', 'class' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property class with given value.', 'icon' => '(string) If set, shows a font-awesome 4.7.0 icon instead of the label. example: "address-book" will result in "fa fa-address-book".', 'message' => '(string) If set, sets and show the error message.', 'placeholder' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property placeholder with given value.', 'required'=> '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property required.', 'small' => '(string) If set, sets the footnote text of the email input field.', 'value' => "(string) if set, sets the HTML property value with giving string value", ])->Render() ?>
Example usage:
<?= Form::Input('password', __('Password'), 'password', [ 'class' => 'col-md-8 offset-md-2', 'message' => isset($message) ? $message : '', 'value' => '', ])->Render() ?>
Radio buttons
<?= Form::Input('radio', __('label'), 'slug', [ //Required 'options' => [ 'value_radio_option_1' => '(string) label radio option 1', 'value_radio_option_2' => '(string) label radio option 2', ], // optional 'class' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property class with given value.', 'message' => '(string) If set, sets and show the error message.', 'value' => "(string) if set, sets the radio option that matches the giving key value", ])->Render() ?>
Example usage:
<?= Form::Input('radio', __('Remember Me'), 'remember', [ 'class' => 'col-md-8 offset-md-2', 'options' => [ 0 => __('Remember Me'), 1 => __('Don`t Remember Me'), ], 'message' => isset($message) ? $message : '', 'value' => '', ])->Render() ?>
Select
<?= Form::Input('select', __('label'), 'slug', [ //Required 'options' => [ 'value_radio_option_1' => '(string) label radio option 1', 'value_radio_option_2' => '(string) label radio option 2', ], // optional 'class' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property class with given value.', 'emptyFirst' => "(string) If set, places a empty option in front of the options to display e empty field on load", 'message' => '(string) If set, sets and show the error message.', 'multiple' => '(boolean) if set, allows the user to select multiple options.', 'value' => "(mixed) if set with value_radio_option, will select this option on load. For multiple select, array value allowed." ])->Render() ?>
Example usage:
<?= Form::Input('select', __('Roles'), 'roles', [ 'class' => 'col-md-8 offset-md-2', 'emptyFirst' => true, 'options' => [ 1 =>'test', 2 =>'Administrator', 3 =>'Administrator', 4 =>'Administrator', ], 'value' => 2, ])->Render(); ?> <?= Form::Input('select', __('Roles'), 'roles', [ 'class' => 'col-md-8 offset-md-2', 'multiple' => true, // Multiple selector 'options' => [ 1 =>'test', 2 =>'Administrator', 3 =>'Administrator', 4 =>'Administrator', ], 'value' => [1,4], // Multiple values given true array ])->Render(); ?>
String
<?= Form::Input('string', __('label'), 'slug', [ // optional 'autocomplete' => '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property autocomplete with the slug.', 'autofocus' => '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property autofocus.', 'class' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property class with given value.', 'icon' => '(string) If set, shows a font-awesome 4.7.0 icon instead of the label. example: "address-book" will result in "fa fa-address-book".', 'message' => '(string) If set, sets and show the error message.', 'placeholder' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property placeholder with given value.', 'required'=> '(boolean) If set, sets the HTML property required.', 'small' => '(string) If set, sets the footnote text of the email input field.', 'value' => "(string) if set, sets the HTML property value with giving string value", ])->Render() ?>
Example usage:
<?= Form::Input('string', __('First name'), 'first_name', [ 'placeholder' => 'First name', 'class' => 'col-md-8 offset-md-2', 'required'=> true, 'autofocus' => true, 'message' => isset($message) ? $message : '', 'value' => $first_name, ])->Render() ?>
Textarea
<?= Form::Input('textarea', __('label'), 'slug', [ // optional 'class' => '(string) If set, sets the HTML property class with given value.', 'rows' => "(integer) If set, sets the HTML property rows with given value", 'value' => '(mixed) If set, sets the textarea with given value', ])->Render() ?>
Example usage:
<?= Form::Input('textarea', __('Message'), 'message', [ 'class' => 'col-md-8 offset-md-2', 'rows' => 3, 'value' => $message, ])->Render() ?>
Chaining functions
Most parameters can be overwritten after they are first set. This is possible by chaining multiple set functions.
This allows easy usage/overwrites by overwriting most important parameters true there own set function.
All set functions are displayed below in there proper order:
<?= Form::Input(string)->Label(string)->Slug(string)->Options(array)->Render(); ?>
Render
The Form::Input('type')->Render() function allows all the given options to be parsed into a view.
The Form::Input view will not be loaded without the Render() function and therefor a important function within the chain.
End
Example usage:
<?= Form::End() ?>
The End function echo`s the HTML closing form tag.
The function has no parameters.
Utilities
The Utilities class is supported by a Facade allowing static access to all functions. The Utilities class contains 2 major elements:
createSlug
A slug is a HTML/mysql friendly string. Example usage:
<?= Utilities::createSlug(string $name) ?>
It removes unwanted spaces and replaces them with a (_) underscore. This function is used to create a slug used for the name parameter of a HTML input element.
keyExists
Example usage:
<?= Utilities::keyExists(string $needle, array $haystack) ?>
A function to find a key inside a array and returns key.