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eelcol/laravel-bootstrap-alerts
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Easily implement alert messages in your Bootstrap design using Laravel.

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Laravel Bootstrap Alerts
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[](#laravel-bootstrap-alerts)

One of the tasks I do repeatedly, is displaying Bootstrap success messages and alert messages. This is why I created this package. I want to easily display messages when a form is submitted, when a task is completed and in lots of other situations.

Ofcourse I can do something like this:

```
return redirect()->back()->with(['message' => 'A message to display']);

```

However, I wanted to create a different solution for this. This enables me, for example, to add multiple alerts in different parts of the code.

Example
=======

[](#example)

I have included the 3 types of Bootstrap alerts I use the most: danger (for alerts), success (for success messages) and info (obviously for informational messages). With this package, I can easily do the following:

```
success('A success message');
error('An error message');
info('An info message');

```

If you already use the `success`, `error` or `info` functions elsewhere in the code, I can also do the following:

```