Asset Manager for Laravel 5

This package makes it easy to add JS files, CSS files and HTML imports to your template.

To install this package include it in your composer.json and run composer update:

"require": {
   "offline/laravel-assets-on-demand": "1.0.0"
}

Add the Service Provider to the provider array in your config/app.php

'Offline\Asset\AssetServiceProvider'

Add an alias for the facade to your config/app.php

'Asset'  => 'Offline\Asset\Facades\Asset',

Include an JS asset

Asset::addJs('build/js/app.js');

Include an CSS asset

Asset::addCss('build/css/app.css');

Assets are sorted by priority (ASC). Define the priority as integer via the second argmuent.

Asset::addCss('vendor/css/grid.css', -0);           // Is included 1st
Asset::addCss('build/css/app.css'  ,  0);           // Is included 2nd
Asset::addCss('build/css/app-overwrites.css', 10);  // Is included 3rd

To split your assets into groups, use the third parameter. Default is head.

Asset::addJs('vendor/jquery/jquery.js');
Asset::addJs('build/js/app.js', 0, 'footer');

In your template, include the assets via

{!! Asset::all() !!}  // Includes everything
{!! Asset::js()  !!}  // Includes js files only
{!! Asset::css() !!}  // Includes css files only

{!! Asset::js('footer') !!}  // Includes js files with position `footer`