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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on | |
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console |
##Viewing data-grid
one action menu per table.
add | edit | delete | copy
add - always shows edit - only shows when one record is selected, or the primary label in the row is clicked. delete - shows when one or multiple items is selected. copy - shows when one item is selected.
A framework agnostic filesystem package with multiple adapters like AwsS3 and Dropbox.
The package requires PHP 5.4+ and comes bundled with a Laravel 4 Facade and a Service Provider to simplify the optional framework integration and follows the FIG standard PSR-4 to ensure a high level of interoperability between shared PHP code and is fully unit-tested.
Part of the Cartalyst Arsenal & licensed Cartalyst PSL. Code well, rock on.
bored during composer update - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGXzlRoNtHU | |
DJ Cartalyst | |
All we do is code code code no matter what. | |
got packages on our minds can never get enough. | |
and every time i composer update everybody’s fingers go up… | |
and they stay there, | |
and we wait here, |
#package checklist | |
Each package must meet all checks before we can mark it stable. | |
- Repository Description | |
- composer.json is consistant | |
- package story on readme.md | |
- contributing.md exists | |
- licence checks (readme, file headers, licence.txt) | |
- PHP 5.4 or PHP 5.3+ | |
- PSR-4 |
You no longer require a database entry to load content. providing a path will run through Cartalyst/interpret and boom, job done. | |
@content('foo.bar') | |
@content('foo.bar', 'baz') | |
@content('foo.bar', 'http://baz.md') | |
or | |
@content('foo.bar', 'some/folder/http://baz.md') |
Interpret is a driver-based content rendering package, with support for HTML, Markdown & plain text. You can register custom drivers for custom content types.
As you pass content to interpret, it will determine what it is and allow you to extract it's normal value and HTML equivalent.
Installation is as easy as adding the following to your composer.json: