by Devin Yang
(This article was automatically translated.)

Published - 9 years ago ( Updated - 9 years ago )

What packages do you definitely have installed on your Laravel application?
There are four-star kits here, almost everyone will install them,
Let's take a look at my usage experience.

Here's what I've tried:

1. Laravel Debugbar.

It is OK after trying it out, you can decide whether to use this function through APP_DEBUG in env.
When I use it in development mode, my favorite is probably his Views,
Because I loaded a lot of Blade templates in my self-built background,
When I need to adjust, it is easy to recall which template I want to adjust, and it may take a long time to change it.
Laravel debug bar

2. Laravel IDE Helper

If there is PhpStorm, I think this must be installed.
The IDE can't read it without installing it.
Before PhpStorm did not use laravel-ide-help
After installation, Route displays, and there is no bottom line for marking errors.
PhpStorm not using laravel-ide-help after

Download and drop it into the project directory: (L5)
_ide_helper.php
This file does not require version control,
Remember that you can modify the .gitignore file in the Laravel Project directory, add _ide_helper.php , and ignore it.

Here is a Laracasts video installation tutorial: https://laracasts.com/series/how-to-be-awesome-in-phpstorm/episodes/15

3. Laravel Collective HTML

Since my background form is fully controllable form template, repeated use,
All modified values ​​will be automatically substituted into the input or automatically selected from the dropdown.
This is not attractive to me, Blade is really the best prototype engine I have seen so far.


There are more useful packages, you can refer to the source of the original text:
https://mattstauffer.co/blog/what-packages-do-you-install-on-every-laravel-application-you-create

Tags: Laravel Packages

Devin Yang

Feel free to ask me, if you don't get it.:)

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