stuartcusackie / statamic-blade-view-data
Access Statamic variables from any blade view or component.
Requires
- php: ^8.0
- laravel/framework: ^8.0 || ^9.0
- statamic/cms: ~3.3.12
README
Facades to access Statamic data from within Blade components. This package extracts the Statamic data that is passed to your selected template and adds it to a singleton that can be accessed anywhere in your application.
DO NOT USE
Since writing this package the devs at Statamic have found a better way to access Statamic data. Use the Cascade facade in any controller or blade component:
use Facades\Statamic\View\Cascade;
$cascade = Cascade::instance()->toArray();
$page = $cascade['page'];
$globalAnalytics = $cascade['analytics'];
Installation
composer require stuartcusackie/statamic-blade-view-data
Usage
A Laravel facade is provided by the package. It has a few methods:
- StatData::context() - Returns all of the view data
- StatData::page() - Returns the Statamic page object
- StatData::site() - Returns Statamic site object
- StatData::globalSet('social') - Returns a specific global set
To use it in blade views:
StatData::globalSet('social')['facebook_url']
To use it in classes we need a forward slash:
$page = \StatData::page();
Custom Routes
Custom routes that are set up in web.php and that use custom controllers won't be initialised with the Statamic data.
If you are returning a view in your custom controllers then you can initialise the blade data like so:
View::composer('pages/custom-view', function ($view) {
\StatData::init($viewData);
});
return (new \Statamic\View\View)
->template('pages/custom-view')
->layout('layouts/app')
->with(['page' => $page]);