Flash-Messages.md

• Overview
• Usage

Overview

This feature enables you to easily define and display flash messages for your application.

Usage

The flash() helper which actually calls the App\Helpers\FlashHelper class behind the scenes, is developed around Laravel's SessionManager, meaning it uses the flashed sessions to get the message and display it.

Set a success message to be flashed on the next request.

flash()->success('Your success message!');

Display the success message.

{!! flash()->success() !!}

Set an error message to be flashed on the next request.

flash()->error('Your error message!');

Display the error message.

{!! flash()->error() !!}

Set a warning message to be flashed on the next request.

flash()->warning('Your warning message!');

Display the warning message.

{!! flash()->warning() !!}

Display any (the correct) flash message inside your view file.

{!! flash()->message() !!}

// or

{!! flash('admin')->message() !!}

The flash() helper receives one parameter (type), which is by default instantiated to the default value.

This parameter tells the flash() helper which view to render.
For the moment, only default and admin are supported as types.
You can find their front-end implementation inside resources/helpers/flash/message directory.

Additionally you can define your own types by creating a view with the name of the type inside the resources/helpers/flash/message directory.