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escolalms/templates
EscolaLMS Templates adds reusable template management to Laravel LMS applications. It provides an admin interface and API endpoints for creating, editing, and organizing templates used across the platform, with policies, migrations, and seed data included for quick setup.
escolalms/templates is a Laravel package from the Escola LMS ecosystem that provides a reusable template system for managing and rendering dynamic content. It lets you define templates with placeholders and populate them at runtime, keeping presentation separate from application logic.
- Placeholder rendering for injecting dynamic values into stored templates
- Laravel integration with service provider and configuration conventions
- Reusable definitions shared across mail, notifications, and other outputs
- Extensible structure for custom template sources and rendering logic
- Lightweight API that fits naturally into existing Escola LMS modules
Frequently asked questions about Templates
- What is the escolalms/templates package used for in Laravel?
- It is an EscolaLMS Laravel package for managing reusable templates with models, migrations, and API endpoints. It centralizes boilerplate text and renders templates with dynamic content so notifications, documents, and other channels produce consistent output. It is especially useful when multiple application features need shared, editable template content.
- How do I install escolalms/templates in a Laravel project?
- Run composer require escolalms/templates, then publish the package migrations and configuration with Laravel's vendor:publish command. Select the EscolaLMS Templates provider or publish tag when prompted, run php artisan migrate, and configure any channel or rendering options your application needs.
- Does escolalms/templates support dynamic placeholders in templates?
- Yes. The package overview states that it supports rendering templates with dynamic content, so you can store reusable text with placeholders and supply values at render time. Keep placeholder names consistent between template authors and the data your Laravel code passes to the renderer.
- Which Laravel versions does escolalms/templates support?
- The provided overview does not list exact Laravel or PHP version constraints. Check the package composer.json or its Packagist page for the authoritative illuminate/support and PHP requirements before installing. Because it is part of the EscolaLMS ecosystem, it is intended for Laravel applications using compatible EscolaLMS packages.
- How do I publish and run the escolalms/templates migrations?
- Use php artisan vendor:publish and choose the EscolaLMS Templates service provider or its publish tag. Then run php artisan migrate to create the template-related tables. If the package ships configuration files, publish and review them before using the API or renderer.
- What API endpoints does escolalms/templates expose?
- The package provides API endpoints to create, store, and render templates, according to the package overview. Exact route paths and middleware depend on the installed version, so run php artisan route:list and filter for template routes. Protect those endpoints with your application's authentication and authorization middleware before exposing them.
- Can I use escolalms/templates for emails, notifications, and generated documents?
- Yes. The package is designed to centralize reusable boilerplate text and render it with dynamic content, which fits emails, notifications, documents, and other output channels. You store a template once and pass the appropriate data when rendering it for each channel.
- How do I render a stored template with data in Laravel?
- Load the stored template through the package model or API, provide an associative array of dynamic values, and call the package rendering service or endpoint. The result is a rendered string you can place in a notification, document, or HTTP response. Keep variable names aligned between template content and application code to avoid missing-value errors.
- Is escolalms/templates suitable for production, and how is it maintained?
- It can be used in production when you pin a tested release and verify migrations, API authorization, and rendering behavior in staging. The provided overview does not include release history or maintenance details, so check Packagist, the repository, and issue activity for current maintenance. Add validation and caching around template rendering if performance or reliability is critical.
- What are alternatives to escolalms/templates for Laravel template management?
- Alternatives include Laravel Blade views or database-backed templates, Twig via TwigBridge, and custom template models with your own renderer. If you already use EscolaLMS packages, escolalms/templates is the most integrated option for connecting other channels. Compare options based on dynamic placeholder needs, API-based management, and whether non-developers must edit templates.
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