farmerpaul
commented
5 years ago Well, I have no clue how Composer's loader is supposed to work, but for whatever reason, when I install your package following your own instructions, the app prefers the svg_image() function defined in nothingworks/blade-svg/src/helpers.php instead of your own log1x/blade-svg-sage/src/helpers.php. Since I'm clueless for how to get Composer to give your function priority instead, my clumsy workaround was to edit nothingworks/blade-svg/src/helpers.php and essentially replace the function body of svg_image() with your version, making a few tweaks:
…
if (! function_exists('svg_image')) {
function svg_image($name, $class = '', $attrs = [])
{
if (empty($name)) {
return;
}
// Add `App\` and `BladeSvgSage\` below to reference the other namespaces properly.
return App\sage(BladeSvgSage\BladeSvgSage::class)->svg($name, $class, $attrs);
}
}
…Hopefully this helps someone else who's trying to get this package to work.
Log1x
Similarly to the authors of #9 and #3, I too am getting
Call to undefined function app()when I try to install your library and call@svg('some-svg')in my code. Here's the full message:I have PHP 7.2, Sage 9.0.5, and Composer 1.7.3. As instructed, I ran
composer require log1x/blade-svg-sage, and it installed version 0.3.0 of nothingworks/blade-svg and 2.0.0 of log2x/blade-svg-sage:I've even installed the
blade-generateWP-CLI tool to make sure the Blade cache was clear and tried recompiling, but it insists on generating code that tries to call the undefined functionapp().Any idea what I've done wrong?