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A good way to implement global alert messages in a laravel project

Usage

In a controller you can call static methods shown below.

FlashMsg::info('Just a plain message.');
FlashMsg::success('Item has been added.');
FlashMsg::warning('Service is currently under maintenance.');
FlashMsg::danger('An unknown error occured.');

Install - How to patch in

1. run the command below

composer require riettotek/flashmsg

1. If dont have auto discover, paste this line within providers array in config/app.php

    Riettotek\FlashMsg\Providers\FlashMsgServiceProvider::class

1. Render the messages. You can do it in three different ways:

• with this directive. U can customize the markup html in the config/flashmsg.php file

 @alertsmsg

you got to publish the config file with this command:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Riettotek\FlashMsg\Providers\FlashMsgServiceProvider" --tag=config

• via facade already autoloaded u can store the messages in a variable and then loop through that

{{ $alerts = FlashMsg::messages() }}

• Publish the blade component in your project components folder

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Riettotek\FlashMsg\Providers\FlashMsgServiceProvider" --tag=view

then use that like so:

<x-renderalerts/>

By publishing the view component (be aware that u dont have another blade file named 'renderalerts.blade.php' in the component folder)