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This package extends the artisan command line tool with an additional make:view command to easily create your view files. You can use the dot notation for creating them in subdirectories. You can define different blade templates by creating stub files, e.q different template files for your frontend and backend.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require schubu/laravel-make-view

Usage

php artisan make:view [Your-View-Folder.Subdirectory]

This will create 4 files named "index.blade.php", "show.blade.php", "create.blade.php" and "edit.blade.php" with in your specified folder (in this example views\Your-View-Folder\Subdirectory).

Templating

You can use blade templates by creating a template-stub file. First you have to publish the stub files (see section publishing stub files). To create a new template, create a *.stub file with in your app/Vendor/SchuBu/make-view/stubs folder. This is automatically created after publishing the stubs. After that you can use your template file by calling following command:

php artisan make:view [Viewfolder] -t YOUR-TEMPLATE

You've to omit the .stub extension!

Publishing your stub files

You can publish your stub files (to edit and create your blade templates) by following command:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="SchuBu\MakeView\MakeViewServiceProvider" --tag=stubs

This will create a directory with in your app directory. You'll find your stubs in app\Vendor\SchuBu\make-view\stubs

Overriding existing templates

Normally preexisting templates won't be overwritten. You can force this behaviour by adding the "-f" option:

php artisan make:view [Your-View-Folder.Subdirectory] -f

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email peter@schu-bu.de instead of using the issue tracker.

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