fungku/sweet-flasher

Sweet flash messaging

Sweet Flasher

, _(*1)

Simple, sweet flash messages., _(*2)

Currently supports Laravel and (maybe) Symfony., _(*3)

Install

Install with composer like any sane developer., _(*4)

Composer

composer require "fungku/sweet-flasher: ~0.1@dev"

Laravel

For Laravel apps, add the Service Provider class to config/app.php services array:, _(*5)

    Fungku\SweetFlasher\Providers\SweetFlasherLaravelServiceProvider::class,

Symfony

For Symfony, try the SymfonySessionFlasher. I don't actually know how Symfony works, I was just trying to provide an example., _(*6)

If you do know, please help me out here., _(*7)

Usage

Laravel:

Inject it, _(*8)

use Fungku\SweetFlasher\FlashMessage;

class MyController extends Controller
{
    public function store(FlashMessage $flashMessage)
    {
        // save ...

        $flashMessage->success("Nicely done");

        return response();
    }
}

Or if you are a lazy piece of crap use the helper function flash():, _(*9)

// Default info message
flash("This is a default info message");

// Other usages like:
// flash->{$level}($message, $title, $confirm_button_text)

flash()->success("This is a success message");

flash()->error("Some error!");

flash()->warning("Some Warning!", "Uh oh!");

Symfony (maybe):

use Fungku\SweetFlasher\FlashMessage;

class MyController
{
    private $flash;

    public function __construct(FlashMessage $flash)
    {
        $this->flash = $flash;
    }

    public function doAction()
    {
        // .. do action

        $this->flash->success('You did it!');
    }
}

Everybody else:

You can do it., _(*10)

Notes

This is nearly a fork of laracasts/flash, _(*11)