How to autoload service namespace in laravel 5.6

I have created some library services in appLibrary. I used AppServiceProvider to bind that service using following code:

$this->app->bind('AppLibraryGlobalfunction', function ($app) {

    return new Globalfunction();

});

appLibraryGlobalfunction.php

<?php

namespace AppLibrary;



    class Globalfunction {

        protected $_ci;

        public $siteConfig=array();

        public $smtpConfig=array();

        public $socialConfig=array();



        public $paramConfig;

        public $paramFrom;



        public function test($param) {

            return $param;

        }

    }

?>

To use this test() in controller i am including namespace using following:

use AppLibraryGlobalfunction;

once namespace is included i use following code:

$globalFunction = new Globalfunction();

echo $globalFunction->test('hello');

All of this code working fine but i don't want to add use AppLibraryGlobalfunction; in each file so is there anyway i can do that? is there any autoload file where i can put this and i can access Globalfunction?

I google solution for that and i tried several solutions like add this in composer or create package etc but it's not working so please if anyone have solution for this problem please let me know.

asked Jan 1 at 12:51

Dipen

1401416

you have mentioned trying composer way. after that approach composer dump-autoload is needed.

– Kul
Jan 1 at 13:00

@Kul yes i did that too but it's not working. if you sure i can do that with composer then i will provide composer code too.

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:13

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I have created some library services in appLibrary. I used AppServiceProvider to bind that service using following code:

$this->app->bind('AppLibraryGlobalfunction', function ($app) {

    return new Globalfunction();

});

appLibraryGlobalfunction.php

<?php

namespace AppLibrary;



    class Globalfunction {

        protected $_ci;

        public $siteConfig=array();

        public $smtpConfig=array();

        public $socialConfig=array();



        public $paramConfig;

        public $paramFrom;



        public function test($param) {

            return $param;

        }

    }

?>

To use this test() in controller i am including namespace using following:

use AppLibraryGlobalfunction;

once namespace is included i use following code:

$globalFunction = new Globalfunction();

echo $globalFunction->test('hello');

I google solution for that and i tried several solutions like add this in composer or create package etc but it's not working so please if anyone have solution for this problem please let me know.

asked Jan 1 at 12:51

Dipen

1401416

you have mentioned trying composer way. after that approach composer dump-autoload is needed.

– Kul
Jan 1 at 13:00

@Kul yes i did that too but it's not working. if you sure i can do that with composer then i will provide composer code too.

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:13

add a comment |

I have created some library services in appLibrary. I used AppServiceProvider to bind that service using following code:

$this->app->bind('AppLibraryGlobalfunction', function ($app) {

    return new Globalfunction();

});

appLibraryGlobalfunction.php

<?php

namespace AppLibrary;



    class Globalfunction {

        protected $_ci;

        public $siteConfig=array();

        public $smtpConfig=array();

        public $socialConfig=array();



        public $paramConfig;

        public $paramFrom;



        public function test($param) {

            return $param;

        }

    }

?>

To use this test() in controller i am including namespace using following:

use AppLibraryGlobalfunction;

once namespace is included i use following code:

$globalFunction = new Globalfunction();

echo $globalFunction->test('hello');

I google solution for that and i tried several solutions like add this in composer or create package etc but it's not working so please if anyone have solution for this problem please let me know.

asked Jan 1 at 12:51

Dipen

1401416

I have created some library services in appLibrary. I used AppServiceProvider to bind that service using following code:

$this->app->bind('AppLibraryGlobalfunction', function ($app) {

    return new Globalfunction();

});

appLibraryGlobalfunction.php

<?php

namespace AppLibrary;



    class Globalfunction {

        protected $_ci;

        public $siteConfig=array();

        public $smtpConfig=array();

        public $socialConfig=array();



        public $paramConfig;

        public $paramFrom;



        public function test($param) {

            return $param;

        }

    }

?>

To use this test() in controller i am including namespace using following:

use AppLibraryGlobalfunction;

once namespace is included i use following code:

$globalFunction = new Globalfunction();

echo $globalFunction->test('hello');

I google solution for that and i tried several solutions like add this in composer or create package etc but it's not working so please if anyone have solution for this problem please let me know.

laravel laravel-5 composer-php

asked Jan 1 at 12:51

Dipen

1401416

asked Jan 1 at 12:51

Dipen

1401416

asked Jan 1 at 12:51

Dipen

1401416

asked Jan 1 at 12:51

Dipen

1401416

asked Jan 1 at 12:51

Dipen

1401416

you have mentioned trying composer way. after that approach composer dump-autoload is needed.

– Kul
Jan 1 at 13:00

@Kul yes i did that too but it's not working. if you sure i can do that with composer then i will provide composer code too.

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:13

add a comment |

you have mentioned trying composer way. after that approach composer dump-autoload is needed.

– Kul
Jan 1 at 13:00

@Kul yes i did that too but it's not working. if you sure i can do that with composer then i will provide composer code too.

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:13

you have mentioned trying composer way. after that approach composer dump-autoload is needed.

– Kul
Jan 1 at 13:00

@Kul yes i did that too but it's not working. if you sure i can do that with composer then i will provide composer code too.

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:13

add a comment |

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Maybe you can follow the same approach as Laravel?

Let me give you an example on how to achieve this.

First, create a Helpers.php file in app/Helpers.php.
You also need to autoload it.

"autoload": {

    "classmap": [

        "database/seeds",

        "database/factories",

        "database/providers"

    ],

    "files": [

        "app/Helpers.php"

    ],

    "psr-4": {

        "App\": "app/"

    }

}

Once that is done, you could define a function as such in your newly autoloaded Helpers.php:

if(! function_exists('global_function')) {



    function global_function()

    {

        return new AppLibraryGlobalfunction();

    }

}

Then to use it anywhere, you can just do this.

global_function()->test('hello');

This is just a simple example. Obviously there are a lot of considerations you have to make before implementing this.
However, Laravel has a similar approach to providing global helper functions. For example:

use IlluminateSupportFacadesSession; 



// This

echo Session::get('key'); 



// is the same as 



echo session()->get('key');

edited Jan 1 at 14:03

answered Jan 1 at 13:24

Mozammil

6,230420

Yes this is the one solution like use AppLibraryGlobalfunction; but i want use class object instead of function. I know this code will do same thing but my first priority is object. can i do that?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:57

global_function() will return an object of AppLibraryGlobalfunction. So I am not sure what you mean?

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 14:00

Yes you are right. I just want to know that is that possible to autoload service class without create or use helper file?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 17:06

Not that i know of :)

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 17:11

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Maybe you can follow the same approach as Laravel?

Let me give you an example on how to achieve this.

First, create a Helpers.php file in app/Helpers.php.
You also need to autoload it.

"autoload": {

    "classmap": [

        "database/seeds",

        "database/factories",

        "database/providers"

    ],

    "files": [

        "app/Helpers.php"

    ],

    "psr-4": {

        "App\": "app/"

    }

}

Once that is done, you could define a function as such in your newly autoloaded Helpers.php:

if(! function_exists('global_function')) {



    function global_function()

    {

        return new AppLibraryGlobalfunction();

    }

}

Then to use it anywhere, you can just do this.

global_function()->test('hello');

use IlluminateSupportFacadesSession; 



// This

echo Session::get('key'); 



// is the same as 



echo session()->get('key');

edited Jan 1 at 14:03

answered Jan 1 at 13:24

Mozammil

6,230420

Yes this is the one solution like use AppLibraryGlobalfunction; but i want use class object instead of function. I know this code will do same thing but my first priority is object. can i do that?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:57

global_function() will return an object of AppLibraryGlobalfunction. So I am not sure what you mean?

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 14:00

Yes you are right. I just want to know that is that possible to autoload service class without create or use helper file?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 17:06

Not that i know of :)

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 17:11

add a comment |

Maybe you can follow the same approach as Laravel?

Let me give you an example on how to achieve this.

First, create a Helpers.php file in app/Helpers.php.
You also need to autoload it.

"autoload": {

    "classmap": [

        "database/seeds",

        "database/factories",

        "database/providers"

    ],

    "files": [

        "app/Helpers.php"

    ],

    "psr-4": {

        "App\": "app/"

    }

}

Once that is done, you could define a function as such in your newly autoloaded Helpers.php:

if(! function_exists('global_function')) {



    function global_function()

    {

        return new AppLibraryGlobalfunction();

    }

}

Then to use it anywhere, you can just do this.

global_function()->test('hello');

use IlluminateSupportFacadesSession; 



// This

echo Session::get('key'); 



// is the same as 



echo session()->get('key');

edited Jan 1 at 14:03

answered Jan 1 at 13:24

Mozammil

6,230420

Yes this is the one solution like use AppLibraryGlobalfunction; but i want use class object instead of function. I know this code will do same thing but my first priority is object. can i do that?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:57

global_function() will return an object of AppLibraryGlobalfunction. So I am not sure what you mean?

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 14:00

Yes you are right. I just want to know that is that possible to autoload service class without create or use helper file?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 17:06

Not that i know of :)

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 17:11

add a comment |

Maybe you can follow the same approach as Laravel?

Let me give you an example on how to achieve this.

First, create a Helpers.php file in app/Helpers.php.
You also need to autoload it.

"autoload": {

    "classmap": [

        "database/seeds",

        "database/factories",

        "database/providers"

    ],

    "files": [

        "app/Helpers.php"

    ],

    "psr-4": {

        "App\": "app/"

    }

}

Once that is done, you could define a function as such in your newly autoloaded Helpers.php:

if(! function_exists('global_function')) {



    function global_function()

    {

        return new AppLibraryGlobalfunction();

    }

}

Then to use it anywhere, you can just do this.

global_function()->test('hello');

use IlluminateSupportFacadesSession; 



// This

echo Session::get('key'); 



// is the same as 



echo session()->get('key');

edited Jan 1 at 14:03

answered Jan 1 at 13:24

Mozammil

6,230420

Maybe you can follow the same approach as Laravel?

Let me give you an example on how to achieve this.

First, create a Helpers.php file in app/Helpers.php.
You also need to autoload it.

"autoload": {

    "classmap": [

        "database/seeds",

        "database/factories",

        "database/providers"

    ],

    "files": [

        "app/Helpers.php"

    ],

    "psr-4": {

        "App\": "app/"

    }

}

Once that is done, you could define a function as such in your newly autoloaded Helpers.php:

if(! function_exists('global_function')) {



    function global_function()

    {

        return new AppLibraryGlobalfunction();

    }

}

Then to use it anywhere, you can just do this.

global_function()->test('hello');

use IlluminateSupportFacadesSession; 



// This

echo Session::get('key'); 



// is the same as 



echo session()->get('key');

edited Jan 1 at 14:03

answered Jan 1 at 13:24

Mozammil

6,230420

edited Jan 1 at 14:03

answered Jan 1 at 13:24

Mozammil

6,230420

answered Jan 1 at 13:24

Mozammil

6,230420

answered Jan 1 at 13:24

Mozammil

6,230420

Yes this is the one solution like use AppLibraryGlobalfunction; but i want use class object instead of function. I know this code will do same thing but my first priority is object. can i do that?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:57

global_function() will return an object of AppLibraryGlobalfunction. So I am not sure what you mean?

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 14:00

Yes you are right. I just want to know that is that possible to autoload service class without create or use helper file?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 17:06

Not that i know of :)

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 17:11

add a comment |

Yes this is the one solution like use AppLibraryGlobalfunction; but i want use class object instead of function. I know this code will do same thing but my first priority is object. can i do that?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:57

global_function() will return an object of AppLibraryGlobalfunction. So I am not sure what you mean?

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 14:00

Yes you are right. I just want to know that is that possible to autoload service class without create or use helper file?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 17:06

Not that i know of :)

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 17:11

Yes this is the one solution like use AppLibraryGlobalfunction; but i want use class object instead of function. I know this code will do same thing but my first priority is object. can i do that?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 13:57

global_function() will return an object of AppLibraryGlobalfunction. So I am not sure what you mean?

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 14:00

Yes you are right. I just want to know that is that possible to autoload service class without create or use helper file?

– Dipen
Jan 1 at 17:06

Not that i know of :)

– Mozammil
Jan 1 at 17:11

add a comment |

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