I'm new here. I have some projects in Laravel, and I need to implement license plate recognition. I thought about using the Tesseract. Can anyone help me?
I am not able to implement
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I need to customize few logic in the Phabricator tool. But I couldn't able to find where the logic, MySql queries and view files are located.
Does it have any MVC folder structure like codeigniter or any other specific pattern?
Can anyone please help me to understand this or please share any links to understand the coding structure and customize the logic.
Thanks in advance!
Phabricator documentation would the first point of start:
Example of Extension for Phabricator
Adding a new class
Most of them add new features to Phabricator functionality. The problem with changes is that you should maintain them, (use patch) to add them after every update.
I built a PHP web application and was told I now have to add a PHP framework, Zend Framework, to the project. I have no idea where to start or how to add it into my project. I've tried looking at the user guide which started to make less sense the further I went into it. And tried looking at tutorials which all show how to create the skeleton project but not add it into your own project.
Would a programmer normally create the framework and add the existing code into it?
Or
Would a programmer add the folders into the existing application and mold it to it's desired MVC pattern?
I'm using the Cloud 9 IDE for this. Hope I can get some insight as to what would be best and get some insight in how it should be done. Thanks for any help!
So I’ve just finished developing my Laravel 5.2 web application that uses AdminLTE. It is an Asset Management System with some budget and invoice functionality, which will assist me in making my full-time job as a Systems Manager easier.
It’s not the most complicated app, but I’m proud of it, so I want to share it on GitHub, so others might be able to make use of it, as well as having my code available for future when I start applying for development jobs.
Now I’ve tried my best Google skills, but I just cannot figure out how to go about sharing my code on GitHub. I've used Bitbucket during my development phases, as I wanted to keep it private.
If anyone can please direct in the right direction about what steps I should be taking now to actually share my app out there. Should I be looking at something like Packagist instead, as I’m sure I’m not supposed share Laravel along with my web app. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
This question is not about how to upload my project to GitHub, but specifically about what the correct procedure is for Laravel projects and how to share them for others to easily use.
You just need to create a project repo and upload all your project code there.
If you didn't modify any core file in vendor directory, then upload the all code except vendor directory.
once uploaded, add up some readme.md file to tell some guideline/instruction for installation the project.
make your repo public so other can access it
Original: Has anyone figured out, or is there anyone interested in helping me figure out how to use haml with Laravel 4?
Update: A fresh implementation of Laravel 4 using HAML(MtHaml) is being tested.
You can get it at my Github repo and test it out.
Note:
Mind that at this stage only the HAML/PHP engine is working, thus template inheritance is not yet working. For template inheritance to work MtHaml needs to be run through the HAML/Twig engine which then will give us all of Twigs Template Engines power and a really nice OOP-like syntax for our loops and such.
If anyone likes to help out with finishing the package to include Twig for a fully functional Template Engine feel free to Fork and Pull!! :D
Thank you.
Does it need to be any more complicated than using the Composer package?
https://github.com/arnaud-lb/MtHaml
I just created this because I wanted to get into HAML on a project. Let me know if it works for your needs: https://github.com/BKWLD/laravel-haml
I managed to get Laravel 4 working with dzony's implementation of Jade ( https://github.com/dz0ny/jade.php ) let me know if you are interested.
It does work with template inheritance using Blade Engine.
I am trying to develop a specific PHP script and wanted to release it as both standalone and as Wordpress plugin. I wanted to generate the standalone and WP-plugin version from the same codebase if possible. Please pardon me if I come across as naive :-)
I wanted to know if anybody has ever tried or knows any guide on how to do this?
Please toss in your 2 cents.
I have searched high and low on the internet but there seems to be very limited information on this topic.
Thanks in advance for your insight!