I'm trying to do a view::share('current_user', Auth::User());
but in laravel 5 i can't find where to do this, in L4 you could do this in the baseController, but that one doesn't exists anymore.
grt Glenn
I'm trying to do a view::share('current_user', Auth::User());
but in laravel 5 i can't find where to do this, in L4 you could do this in the baseController, but that one doesn't exists anymore.
grt Glenn
I am using Laravel 5.0.28,
view::share('current_user', Auth::User())
doesn't work anymore because this issue https://github.com/laravel/framework/issues/6130What I do instead is, first create a new service provider using artisan.
Then add ComposerServiceProvider to
config/app.php
providers arrayThen open
app/Providers/ComposerServiceProvider.php
that just created, inside boot method add the followingFinally, import
View
andAuth
facadeFor more information, see http://laravel.com/docs/5.0/views#view-composers
This will may help:
In Laravel 5 uses the same method as in laravel 4:
or using the view helper:
See in http://laravel.com/docs/5.0/views
I'v tried it, put it in app/Providers simply not working. The alternative way is to create a Global middleware and put View::share('currentUser', Auth::user()); there.
First, you can probably create your own BaseController and extend it in other controllers.
Second thing is, that you may use
Auth:user()
directly in View, you don't need to assign anything in the view.For other usages you can go to
app/Providers/App/ServiceProvider.php
and inboot
method you canView::share('current_user', Auth::User());
but or course you need to add importing namespaces first:because this file is in
App\Providers
namespace