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Laravel and Bard
Mario Bašić edited this page Jul 4, 2017
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If you are using Laravel I suggest using dependency injection when dealing with Bard.
Below you can see an example on how to use DI and create a sitemap by adding URLs.
<?php
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use Laravelista\Bard\UrlSet as Sitemap;
use LaravelLocalization;
class SitemapController extends Controller {
public function generate(Sitemap $sitemap)
{
$sitemap->addUrl(route('home'))
->setPriority(1.0)
->setChangeFrequency('always')
->addTranslation('hr', $this->getLocalizedURL('hr', route('home')));
$sitemap->addUrl(route('contact'))
->setPriority(0.8)
->setChangeFrequency('never')
->addTranslation('hr', $this->getLocalizedURL('hr', route('contact')));
$sitemap->addUrl(route('about'))
->setPriority(0.5)
->setChangeFrequency('yearly')
->addTranslation('hr', $this->getLocalizedURL('hr', route('about')));
return $sitemap->render();
}
/**
* Use LaravelLocalization to get localized URL for given URL.
*
* @param $locale
* @param $url
* @return string
*/
private function getLocalizedURL($locale, $url)
{
return LaravelLocalization::getLocalizedURL($locale, $url);
}
}
- The cool image with Bard flying and Bard logo are from Bard, the Wandering Caretaker revealed website.