Messages

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The Anomaly\Streams\Platform\Message\MessageBag class helps flash messages to users like validation errors and success messages.

Basic Usage

Include the Anomaly\Streams\Platform\Message\MessageBag class in your code to get started.

MessageBag::has()

The has method returns whether or not the message bag has any messages of the specified $type.

Returns: bool

Arguments

Example

if ($messages->has('success')) {
    die('Oh goodie!');
}

MessageBag::get()

The get method returns all messages of the specified $type.

Returns: array

Arguments

Example

foreach ($messages->get('success') as $message) {
    echo $message . '<br>';
}

MessageBag::pull()

The pull method pulls all messages of a specified $type out of the message bag. Removing them from the session data.

Returns: array

Arguments

Example

foreach ($messages->pull('success') as $message) {
    echo $message . '<br>'
}

MessageBag::error()

The error method pushes an error message into the message bag.

Returns: Anomaly\Streams\Platform\Message\MessageBag

Arguments

Example

$messages->error('Ah snap! It broke.');

MessageBag::info()

The info method pushes an informational message into the message bag.

Returns: Anomaly\Streams\Platform\Message\MessageBag

Arguments

Example

$messages->info('You know what? Ya me neither.');

MessageBag::warning()

The warning method pushes a warning message into the message bag.

Returns: Anomaly\Streams\Platform\Message\MessageBag

Arguments

Example

$messages->warning('You had better watch it sparky.');

MessageBag::success()

The success method pushes a success message into the message bag.

Arguments

Example

$messages->success('You win!');