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We’ll implement a custom solution to meet these needs.
Add a route for the API endpoint in routes/api.php:
<p>Current Theme: {{ $globalData['app_theme'] }}</p>
<p>API Limit: {{ $globalData['api_limit'] }}</p>Use the compact or with methods to pass data directly from controllers.
Laravel's configuration and localization systems allow developers to create dynamic, adaptable applications. By integrating database-driven site settings with Laravel’s config and localization features, you can make your app more customizable and user-friendly. This tutorial will guide you through dynamically setting app configurations (e.g., app name, description, timezone) and localization preferences (e.g., language) using site settings.
Imagine an application where:
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
class ProfileController extends BaseController
{
public function show()
{
return view('profile.show', [
'userRole' => $this->userRole,
'fileUploadsEnabled' => $this->featureToggles['file_uploads_enabled'],
]);
}
}The shared data passed from controllers can now be accessed directly in Blade templates.
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