I'm starting a system that will be the foundation of all company systems.
The system will develop in Laravael 4 and the interface will be a theme of wrapbootstrap .
What would be the best practices for using my library / package layout for my future projects?
I've already done what you're doing a few times and in my case I think I'd better get the whole theme chopped up, every matching piece there is some element of the layout (header, footer, sidebar etc.) so it's best to reuse only using @include ('') then most of the time my structure looks like this:
views
--layouts
----master.blade.php(estrutura do html)
----partials
------sidebar.blade.php
------header.blade.php
------footer.blade.php
------styles.blade.php
------scripts.blade.php
------navigation.blade.php
------alerts.blade.php
What I solved:
Following the idea of Richard follows my structure:
views
--layouts
----master.blade.php(estrutura do html)
----sections (alteração minha)
------sidebar.blade.php
------header.blade.php
------footer.blade.php
------styles.blade.php
------scripts.blade.php
------navigation.blade.php
------content.blade.php (será usado para carregar a view que a rota definir)
------alerts.blade.php
My final question was whether you could define a template for a controller instead of using USE in each view. Here is the answer to my question:
class UserController extends BaseController {
/**
* The layout that should be used for responses.
*/
protected $layout = 'layouts.master';
/**
* Show the user profile.
*/
public function showProfile()
{
$this->layout->content = View::make('user.profile');
}
}
Thanks guys.