Category "Packages" tricks

I originally published this trick on Medium: https://medium.com/@simondepelchin/how-to-use-font-awesome-5-svgs-with-laravel-blade-a5dc93743cd0

This is a simple VueJS upload script.

I've written a package that allows you to connect with the last.fm API. With last.fm you can track which music you listen to. Through the API you can retrieve some cool statistics. Checkout https://github.com/barryvanveen/lastfm for the full readme and more examples.

I am using below method to get the logs from twilio account.

A simple setup for create an artisan make:repository command See more https://github.com/sexym0nk3y/Laravel-5.3-Repository

The following example shows an controller with a method, in which we change some values from the .env. Make sure, the entries you want to change, really exist in your .env. https://github.com/Brotzka/laravel-dotenv-editor

This script is for generating copies of uploaded images in different sizes. In my case I created a custom Library folder and then created a class FileUploader and add all functions that deals with any image uploads.

This code allows you to register additional package providers and aliases for different environments, similar to how it used to work in L4. While the most of local configuration in L5 can be done by .env files, you can't really separate dev packages that way. If you install a package with `composer require --dev` it will not be available in the production and if you forget to remove the providers from the app.php it will break everything. With this code you can have local/app.php config with package providers and aliases that will be merged with the main config, but only if you are in local env. It will also support using separate config for production/app.php or test/app.php (or any other environment name you use).

Like I said in my old post, I created a package, which makes it easy for you to implement some functionalities to edit/update/modify your .env-file. See more on GitHub: https://github.com/Brotzka/laravel-dotenv-editor. Tell me, if you have any suggestions to extend this package.