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nathanburkett/ecosystem
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Asset aware environments

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NathanBurkett/Ecosystem
=======================

[](#nathanburkettecosystem)

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Ecosystem is a simple and smart environment manager for your user-facing scripts and stylesheets.

Ecosystems are useful when you have collections of separate resources for differing sections of your application -  vs. . Creating an Ecosystem for each section allows to you manage each's resources in a collection one place while being able to add new resources to the collection on the fly.

Install
-------

[](#install)

To install Ecosystem as a Composer package, run:

```
composer require nathanburkett/ecosystem
```

Once it's installed, you can register the service provider in `config/app.php` in the `providers` array:

```
'providers' => [

    ...

	NathanBurkett\Ecosystem\Providers\EcosystemServiceProvider::class,
]
```

And register the `Ecosystem` facade in the the `aliases` array:

```
'aliases' => [

    ...

    'Ecosystem' => NathanBurkett\Ecosystem\Facades\Ecosystem::class,
```

Then publish Ecosystems's assets with `php artisan vendor:publish`. This will add the file `config/ecosystem.php`. This [config file](src/config/ecosystem.php) allows certain envionments to disable cache-busting strings.

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

### Creating a New Ecosystem

[](#creating-a-new-ecosystem)

Run `php artisan` from the console, and you'll see the new `make:ecosystem` command.

Running `php artisan make:ecosystem StandardEcosystem` from the console will create `StandardEcosystem` in `App\Library\Ecosystems` directory. If directory doesn't exist, the command will create it.

To place Ecosystem in a different directory, append `--namespace=Your\Namespace\Here` to the command. Doing so will create an Ecosystem in the string of directories starting with a lowercase version of the first directory segment - ie `--namespace=Resources\Ecosystems` would place the Ecosystem in `resources\Ecosystems`.

The command `php artisan make:ecosystem StandardEcosystem` would generate the following file in the `App\Library\Ecosystems` directory.

```