This package tries to give a simple solution for breadcrumbs. Add breadcrumbs direct to your routes and display them in your views.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require fragkp/laravel-route-breadcrumbIf you want also use the facade to access the main breadcrumb class, add this line to your facades array in config/app.php:
'Breadcrumb' => Fragkp\LaravelRouteBreadcrumb\Facades\Breadcrumb::class,This package contains some pre-built views for the most active css-frameworks:
If you want to use one of these views, include it in this way:
@include('laravel-breadcrumb::bootstrap3')To customize the pre-built views, run this command:
php artisan vendor:publish Fragkp\LaravelRouteBreadcrumb\BreadcrumbServiceProvider --tag=viewsNote: You could also create your own custom view to display breadcrumb links.
To add a breadcrumb title to your route, call the breadcrumb method and pass your title.
Route::get('/')->breadcrumb('Your custom title');On some websites, you wish to have always an index inside your breadcrumbs. Use the breadcrumbIndex method.
This method should only be used once.
Note:
breadcrumbIndexsets also the breadcrumb title for this route.
Route::get('/')->breadcrumbIndex('Start');
Route::get('/foo')->breadcrumb('Your custom title');The breadcrumb method will also work inside route groups.
Route::get('/')->breadcrumbIndex('Start');
Route::prefix('/foo')->group(function () {
Route::get('/bar')->breadcrumb('Your custom title');
});Also, it is possible to specify a group index title by calling breadcrumbGroup.
This method should only be used once inside a group.
Note:
breadcrumbGroupsets also the breadcrumb title for this route.
Route::get('/')->breadcrumbIndex('Start');
Route::prefix('/foo')->group(function () {
Route::get('/')->breadcrumbGroup('Foo group index');
Route::get('/bar')->breadcrumb('Your custom title');
});If you want to customize your breadcrumb title, you could pass a closure to all breadcrumb methods.
Route::get('/')->breadcrumb(function () {
return 'Your custom title';
});You could also pass a fully qualified class name. This will invoke your class.
Route::get('/')->breadcrumb(YourCustomTitleResolver::class);
class YourCustomTitleResolver
{
public function __invoke()
{
return 'Your custom title';
}
}You may also pass a callable.
Route::get('/foo/{id}')->breadcrumb([app('my_breadcrumb_resolver'), 'resolve']);
// my_breadcrumb_resolver
class MyBreadcrumbResolver
{
public function resolve($id)
{
$title = $this->repo->findById($id);
return $title->getName();
}
}All route parameters will be passed to your resolver. Route model binding is also supported.
Route::get('/{foo}')->breadcrumb(YourCustomTitleResolver::class);
class YourCustomTitleResolver
{
public function __invoke(Foo $foo)
{
return "Title: {$foo->title}";
}
}The links method will return a Collection of BreadcrumbLink.
Note: The array is indexed by the uri.
app(Breadcrumb::class)->links(); // or use here the facadeExample result:
Illuminate\Support\Collection {#266
#items: array:2 [
"/" => Fragkp\LaravelRouteBreadcrumb\BreadcrumbLink {#41
+uri: "/"
+title: "Start"
}
"foo" => Fragkp\LaravelRouteBreadcrumb\BreadcrumbLink {#262
+uri: "foo"
+title: "Your custom title"
}
]
}The index method will return a single instance of BreadcrumbLink. If you haven't defined any index, null is returned.
app(Breadcrumb::class)->index(); // or use here the facadeExample result:
Fragkp\LaravelRouteBreadcrumb\BreadcrumbLink {#36
+uri: "/"
+title: "Start"
}The current method will return a single instance of BreadcrumbLink. If no route is provided (e.g. on errors), null is returned.
app(Breadcrumb::class)->current(); // or use here the facadeExample result:
Fragkp\LaravelRouteBreadcrumb\BreadcrumbLink {#36
+uri: "/"
+title: "Your custom title"
}A good way to access the breadcrumb inside your views is to bound it via a View Composer.
For more information about View Composers, have a look at the Laravel docs.
// app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php
class AppServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
public function boot()
{
View::composer('your-view', function ($view) {
$view->with('breadcrumb', app(Breadcrumb::class)->links());
});
}
}// resources/views/breadcrumb.blade.php
<ul>
@foreach ($breadcrumb as $link)
<li>
<a href="{{ url($link->uri) }}">{{ $link->title }}</a>
</li>
@endforeach
</ul>./vendor/bin/phpunitMIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.