Claryfing overriding from custom package as opposed to laravel default folders.
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Hi Bagisto Experts , thanks in advance for Bagisto and your time, my question: can I override anything and everything from my custom package without ever using laravel default folders or some overriding requires it to be via the default laravel folders and not doable from a custom package ? I am new to bagisto and I wish to build on top of it and I am trying to understand the best way to keep customisations after bagisto updates. Hence, can I always override from my custom package or in some cases I must do it via the laravel default folders ( like views and layouts ? ). Thanks in advance for your time and help ! Sergio
For example, if I wanted to override
/var/www/html/bagisto/packages/Webkul/Admin/src/Resources/views/dashboard/index.blade.phpFrom various forum answers, I'd have to go to
/var/www/html/bagisto/resources/views/vendor and re-create the view under this path.Is that correct ? I've tried multiple combinations, please could someone point me in the right direction or share what the end path would look like ? Thank you for your kind help.
ps: Please, is there a code example anywhere ? I've followed 3 or 4 questions but it is still not clear, any help is greatly appreciated, txs!
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I've managed overriding by placing it in /var/www/html/bagisto/resources/views/vendor/admin/layouts/master.blade.php
But would it be possible to do it from my own package instead ?
(ex: this->publish from CustomServiceProvider ? )thanks for any help.
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Hi @nessuno,
Please check here,
https://forums.bagisto.com/topic/1971/override-index-blade-php-example/3.Please follow one thread for better communication.