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export default {

    render() {
        return this.$scopedSlots.default({});
    },

    data() {
        return {
            listener: null,
            timer: null,

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# First, copy ext-xdebug.ini to ext-xdebug.ini.bak

alias xdebug-disable='echo "" > /usr/local/etc/php/7.1/conf.d/ext-xdebug.ini'
alias xdebug-restore='cat /usr/local/etc/php/7.1/conf.d/ext-xdebug.ini.bak > /usr/local/etc/php/7.1/conf.d/ext-xdebug.ini'

function phpunit {
	xdebug-disable
	./vendor/bin/phpunit "$@"
	xdebug-restore
}

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<?php

namespace App\Factories;

abstract class Factory
{
    public function instance()
    {
        return $this;
    }

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alias artisan='art_plz'
alias please='art_plz'
alias art='art_plz'
alias plz='art_plz'

function art_plz {
  if [ -e artisan ]; then
    php artisan "$@"
  elif [ -e please ]; then
    php please "$@"

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Protecting Content {#protecting-content}

You may protect your content from unwanted visitors with the protect variable. By setting this variable you can allow or deny people in various ways. There are a number of schemes used for protecting content:

• Password Protection will force users to enter a password you set before being allowed to view the content.
• IP address whitelisting.

The protect variable can be placed in a number of places:

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Statamic Documentation

We allow users to contribute to the Statamic docs. The content is stored separate from the actual site so our users view and modify content but the site can be hidden.

Folder structure

/
|— /docs.statamic.com
| |— statamic

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title	overview	id
Laravel Blade	Blade is the templating engine supplied with Laravel. We think its neat and we won't even be offended if you want to use it. Here's how.	efa34b0d-b4c3-43fc-bb91-a6d331dc6026

The Blade Templating Language

You can find out how to use Blade, the templating language over on the Laravel docs.

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Simple Statamic CP edit restrictions

• Add the hooks file to _add-ons/restrict_to/hooks.restrict_to.php.
• Add the restrict_to tags field to your _config/bundles/member/fields.yaml.
• To restrict pages, add them to the restrict_to field. eg. /blog, /calendar. They will only be allowed to edit pages that begin with this url.

Warning

If your member listing is visible, (it is by default), they can edit their own restricted pages.

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<?php
class Modifier_trim_at extends Modifier
{
    public function index($value, $parameters=array())
    {
        return ltrim($value, '@');
    }
}

/*

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{{ calendar:set_month folder="calendar" year="{ segment_3 }" month="{ segment_4 }" }}

<h1>{{ calendar:month_name }} {{ segment_3 }}</h1>

{{ calendar:prev_month }}
  <a href="/calendar/month/{{ year }}/{{ month }}" title="{{ month_name }} {{ year }}">&larr; Prev</a>
{{ /calendar:prev_month }}

{{ calendar:date_select attr="id:month-select" }}