I am using laravel 4 and I have created a file inside app/config as follows : The file name is aws.php
<?php
return [
'key' => 'xyz',
];
Now, from my controller I tried to access the key as follows :
$key = Config::get('aws.key');
but it returns null. How can I solve this problem ? I have googled it but have not found the solution.
You can access "key" by Config::get('aws.key');
but need to run this command: php artisan config:clear
try
$key = \Config::get('aws.key');
Config is not in the same namespace as class that call this facade, so You want to go to global namespace to search Config class
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I need a little help please :
With Laravel migrations, I like to put the migration in subfolder.
in a testing class, this works :
$this->artisan('migrate:fresh');
But, this does not work :
$this->artisan('migrate:fresh --path=/database/migrations/v1');
Do you have the solution please to specify the path with the tests?
Thank you.
The artisan method takes two parameters ($command, $parameters = []).
To get this to work you'll need to put the options in the parameters array:
$this->artisan('migrate:fresh', [
'--path' => 'database/migrations/v1'
]);
Just an FYI, the same is also true for command arguments e.g.
php artisan make:model Product -m
would be
$this->artisan('make:model', [
'name' => 'Product',
'-m' => true,
]);
i want to seperate my string in constant folder , i create some files to define my constant , but when i want to access them , nothing show in blade , controller and so on , i try to access with this syntax in blade
{{config('constants.welcomeConstants.title')}}
but nothing show in blade , please help me , i seperate all string and now i have no text in my web application
my constant file is :
<?php
return [
'title' => 'test'
];
// /config/constants.php
return [
'welcome' => [
'hello' => 'Hello',
],
];
// Access config value
config('constants.welcome.hello');
just use
php artisan config:clear or php artisan config:cache
I have a CakePHP 3.3.14 application where I've created 2 subdirectories, webroot/data/downloads/ and webroot/data/master
I want to put these paths in a custom configuration file and reference them in a Controller. But I can't see how to do this.
I've followed the documentation on Configuration but it's not very clear.
So what I've done:
Created config/my_config.php
The above file defines an array:
return [ 'downloadsPath' => 'webroot/data/downloads/', 'masterPath' => 'webroot/data/master/' ];
In config/bootstrap.php I've put: Configure::load('my_config', 'default');
How do I then use this in a Controller? If I put Configure::read('my_config.masterPath'); it gives an error saying: Class 'App\Controller\Configure' not found
If I add use Cake\Core\Configure; to the top of my Controller, that clears the error but the return value is null:
debug(Configure::read('my_config.masterPath')); // null
Loading another config file just extends the default App.config. So just use \Cake\Core\Configure::read('masterPath') and you are good.
EDIT
If it is your goal to have different config paths you could do it like this:
// my_config.php
return [
'MyConfig' => [
'masterPath' => '...',
...
]
];
Then use the config like this:
<?= \Cake\Core\Configure::read('MyConfig.masterPath') ?>
I have one file inside config folder lets say: file1
File Location:
config/
---file1.php
I have following code in my file: file1.php
return [
'MASTER_KEY' => ['SUB_KEY1' => 'SOME_VALUE', 'SUB_KEY2' => 'SOME_VALUE', 'SUB_KEY3' => 'SOME_VALUE'],
];
How to access the value from MASTER_KEY of particular SUB_KEY?
Assuming for SUB_KEY2, Try -
config('file1.MASTER_KEY.SUB_KEY2')
Guide
In order to access that value you have 2 choices which are the same at the end:
first one: which use Config refers to the config facade.
use Config;
$myValue = Config::get('file1.MASTER_KEY.SUB_KEY1');
enter code here
second one: using config() helper function which uses Config facade and its only an alternative and easy way to use Config facade.
$myValue = config('file1.MASTER_KEY.SUB_KEY1');
use
config('file1.keyname');
if you have made any changes in config file then it might not work . so after changes in config file you have to run the following two commands .
php artisan config:cache
php artisan config:clear
Make a use Config; in your controller.
In config/file1.php
<?php return [
'ADMIN_NAME' => 'administrator',
'EMP_IMG_PATH' => '../uploads/profile/original',
'EMP_DOC_PATH' => '../uploads/profile/documents', ];
In controller
use Config;
$variable= Config::get('file1.EMP_DOC_PATH');
By this way you can get the variables value from config.
I think this will make something good.
I'm having problem using trans() function in config file, I feel it not supposed to be used that way. However I've no clue on what would be the most efficient way to translate string text in config files (files in /config folder).
Original code
<?php
return [
'daily' => 'Daily'
];
When I try to implement trans() application crashes and laravel return white page without any error messages
<?php
return [
'daily' => trans('app.daily_text')
];
The config files are one of the first stuff Laravel initialize, it means you can't use Translator nor UrlGenerator inside a config file.
I don't know what you are trying to do, but you shouldn't need to use Translator inside a config file though...
You cannot not use trans or route method inside the Laravel config file. At the time the config file is loaded, these methods are not available to run. Also, the purpose of the configuration file is used for storing pure value and we should not trigger any actions inside the configuration file.
I know sometimes you want to put things into config file with dynamic data generated from route or text from language key. In my usecase is: configure the menu structure inside the config file. On that case, you should choose the approach of: storing only the translation key and an array which include information that you can generate the URL at run time.
I put my gist here for you to look up on the approach.
You can just store the key in config file like and then use the trans function in the view to get the translations:
Config file:
<?php
return [
'foo' => 'bar'
];
Then in the view:
{{ trans(config('config.foo') }}
I don't know if this is good practice but I ended doing this in my similar situation.
Config.php:
'Foo' => array('
'route' => 'route.name',
'name' => 'translated_line', //translated in lang file ex. /en/general.php
'),
Then in the view I used:
{{ Lang::get('general.'.Config::get('foo.name'))) }}
Maybe this is too late but I posted it here anyway so that maybe someone will find it useful, like me :))
As of Laravel v5.4, you can use the __ helper function to access the translations after Laravel has booted.
Example:
config/example.php
<?php
return [
'daily' => 'Daily',
'monthly' => 'app.monthly_text',
'yearly' => 'app.yearly_text'
];
resources/lang/en/app.php
<?php
return [
'monthly_text' => 'Monthly'
];
You can access the translations like so:
<?php
// ...
$daily = config('example.daily');
$a = __($daily); // "Daily"
$monthly = config('example.monthly');
$b = __($monthly); // "Monthly"
$yearly = config('example.yearly');
$c = __($yearly); // "app.yearly_text"