Asset Component

Check if the current page is a cached asset you need to $page->send().

@param $dir

The folder you want to cache all your assets in.

@param $glide

Optional parameters to use when setting up the Glide Server Factory. The only ones we'll use are:

• 'group_cache_in_folders' => Whether to group cached images in folders
• 'watermarks' => Watermarks filesystem
• 'driver' => Image driver (gd or imagick)
• 'max_image_size' => Image size limit

@return

Either false or a Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response for you to send.

use BootPress\Page\Component as Page;
use BootPress\Asset\Component as Asset;

$page = Page::html();
if ($asset = Asset::cached('assets')) {
    $page->send($asset);
}

Finds all the assets in your $html, and caches them.

You only need to use this if you are not $page->display()ing the html you want to send.

@return

The $html with all of your asset links cached.

$json = array('<p>Content</p>');
$page->sendJson(Asset::urls($json));

Prepares a Symfony Response for you to send.

@param $file

Either a file location, or the type of file you are sending eg. html, txt, less, scss, json, xml, rdf, rss, atom, js, css

@param $options

The string of data you want to send, or an array of options if $file is a location. The available options are:

• (string) 'name' => Changes a downloadable asset's file name.
• (int) 'expires' => The max_age (in seconds) to cache the file for. Defaults to 0 which indicates that it must be constantly revalidated.
• (bool) 'xsendfile' => Whether or not the X-Sendfile-Type header should be trusted. Defaults to false.

If you are sending the content directly and want to cache it, then you can make this an array($content, 'expires' => ...).

@return

A Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response for you to send.

$html = $page->display('<p>Content</p>');
$page->send(Asset::dispatch('html', $html));

Get the mime type(s) associated with a file extension.

@param $type

If this is a string then we'll give you the main mime type (for sending). If it's an array then we'll give you all of the mime types (for verifying).

@return

The mime type(s).

echo Asset::mime('html'); // text/html

echo implode(', ', Asset::mime(array('html'))); // text/html, application/xhtml+xml, text/plain