Damnit for Laravel 3

start.php

/**
* Thanks to @philsturgeon for pointing this package 
* and Filipe Dobreira "https://github.com/filp" for creating it ^^ 
* Github : https://github.com/filp/whoops
* How to: 
* Step 1 : Setup composer for Laravel 3
* Step 2 : Add this code to your application/start.php or anywhere u like 
* as long its after laravel registers its own error handlers 
* so NOT in : index.php, paths.php or laravel/**
* 
* Use IoC to setup your whoops instance as singleton and then you can add special 
* handlers specific for your needs anywhere
* inside your app code (controller, models, etc...) freaking awesome. 
* Ex: 
* $damnit = IoC::resolve('whoops');
* $damnit->pushHandler($some-handler-you-made-check-the-whoops-repo-for-examples);
*
* You can also add datatables for a handler like this
* $damnit = IoC::resolve('whoops');
* $handlers = $damnit->getHandlers();
* $handlers[0]->addDataTable('Ice-cream I like', array(
*         'Chocolate' => 'yes',
*         'Coffee & chocolate' => 'a lot',
*         'Strawberry & chocolate' => 'it\'s alright',
*         'Vanilla' => 'ew'
*     )
* );
* 
* Also check out the second handler im not gonna explain it but its also pretty cool.
*/

/**
 * Custom error handling with whoops
 */
if (!IoC::registered('whoops')) {
    IoC::singleton('whoops', function ($from = true) {
            $run = new Whoops\Run;
            $handler = new Whoops\Handler\PrettyPageHandler;
            $run->pushHandler($handler);

            // Example: tag all frames with a comment
            // Hint: Frames are the code preview for each stack row
            $run->pushHandler(function ($exception, $inspector, $run) {
                    $frames = $inspector->getFrames();
                    foreach ($frames as $i => $frame) {
                        $frame->addComment('This is frame number ' . $i, 'example');

                        if ($function = $frame->getFunction()) {
                            $frame->addComment("This frame is within function '$function'", 'cpt-obvious');
                        }
                    }
                }
            );

            $run->register();

            return $run;
        }
    );
}

if (Config::get('error.detail')){
    $damnit = IoC::resolve('whoops');
}

yeah @kapooostin whoops does not handle views errors but it shouldn't give that output either..
its a blade thing and the way it uses eval and cache to build the view but it should output a standard php error.

do you have L3 latest version ? taylor improved the blade's error handling before changing development completely to L4