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cartalyst/interpret

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

Installation is as easy as adding the following to your composer.json:

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Media Package: handles file storage, directory dispersion, & image manipulation.

Media Extension: handles upload, media listing, & media helpers (blade calls)

When a file is uploaded, it is stored in its original format to the public/media folder following the directory dispersion method as configured.

We then provide a series of blade calls to help developers utilize their media assets.

###@media() returns an output based on media mime type

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#Discounts v1.0.0-alpha

A framework agnostic discount package featuring coupon/discount rule sets & conditions. Part of the Cartalyst Arsenal & licensed OSI BSD 3. Code well, rock on.

##Package Story

History and future capabilities.

####Incomplete

• Discount::add(...) Can create a discount.

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#Cart v1.0.0-alpha

A framework agnostic shopping cart package featuring multiple cart instances and item variants. Part of the Cartalyst Arsenal & licensed OSI BSD 3. Code well, rock on.

##Package Story

History and future capabilities.

####Incomplete

• Cart::save('instance') User can save a cart instance.

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Package Title v0.0.1

Package description that describes the package in at least two sentances.

Story

roadmap

A story of the packages capabilities.

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####Quickstart Method 1

Step 1:

Create your extension using the Workshop

Step 2:

Open your main composer.json and add the following lines into the "classmap" array of your "autoload"

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<a class="tab tab-two" href="#" tabindex="0">2</a>
<a class="tab tab-three" href="#" tabindex="0">3</a>

<section data-tab="one" data-tab-active=""><h2>One</h2> micro tabs are hot</section>

<section data-tab="two"><h2>Two</h2> they work really well</section>

<section data-tab="three"><h2>Three</h2>accept the annoying default browser scroll to.</section>

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all comments on "why create a new css framework aside" 

I will be attempting to build Antler over the next 48 hours and want your help.

Antler will be a micro CSS framework based on BEM syntax, a semantic grid, and written in LESS.

It will cover

## primary sections

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// Basic process

1. User registers with social network
2. Sentry redirects to social network for approval
3. Social network redirects back to sentry
4. Sentry creates user account

//Issues

1. creating a the use account.

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#package cards

• package logo
• package title
• short description
• version
• manual link
• repo link
• efficiency rating