README

This October CMS plugin allows you to differentiate between environments by adding a custom colored bar above the top navigation.

System Requirements

• October CMS 1.x, 2.x, 3.x
• PHP 7.x, 8.x

Installation

Backend

The plugin can be installed via backend as follows.

Go to Settings > System > Updates & Plugins and search for the plugin. Click on Install Plugins and search for envbar.

Artisan

Alternatively the plugin can be installed via CLI by using the command plugin:install.

php artisan plugin:install Magenizr.Envbar
php artisan cache:clear

Manually

1. Download the code.
2. Extract the downloaded tar.gz file. Example: tar -xzf October_Envbar_1.0.5.tar.gz.
3. Copy the code into ./plugins/magenizr/envbar/.

Configuration

Make sure the name of the environment ( e.g development ) matches the value of the variable APP_ENV or default in ./config/environment.php or in your .env file.

Features

• Enable or disable plugin temporarily.
• Enable plugin for Superusers only.
• Add multiple environments and choose the color of the bar.
• Automatically clear cached styles ( colors ) after saving settings or if .env file has been updated.

Usage

Simply navigate to Settings > System > Envbar and enable the plugin. Update colors within the Environments section if required.

Support

If you experience any issues, don't hesitate to open an issue on Github.

Contact

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History

===== 1.0.6 =====

• Fix member function isSuperUser() on null

===== 1.0.5 =====

• October CMS 3.0 compatibility

===== 1.0.4 =====

• Create temp folder if not exists. Thx @jan-vince

===== 1.0.3 =====

• Automatically clear cached styles ( colors ) if .env file has been updated. Thx @kavishdahekar

===== 1.0.2 =====

• Move compiled CSS file from ./storage/temp to ./storage/temp/public. Thx @jan-vince

===== 1.0.1 =====

• Fallback for APP_ENV variable.
• Compile CSS again if ./storage/temp has been cleared.

===== 1.0.0 =====

• First release

License

MIT License