Namespaced views - can't jump to source from @extends or trans

[mikemand]

I think this might be similar to #30, but I am not 100% certain. When trying to "jump to source" (cmd + click on Mac / ctrl + click on Win), @includes work just fine (opens the correct file), but @extends and @lang/{{ trans() }} do not (no file is opened at all).

I have both checkboxes checked in Config > Language & Frameworks > PHP > Laravel and I do not have any custom Namespaces in Config > Language & Frameworks > PHP > Laravel > Views / Template.

This has not worked in any version of PhpStorm 2016 that I have tried.

Here are some examples:

Working:

@include('contact::email.customer.partials.message-data')

Not working:

@extends('contact::email.layouts.customer')

{{ trans('contact::emails.action.button.claim-ticket') }}

[Haehnchen]

@mikemand as long as you add a custom template path in settings its working. but in which project situation do you expect it actually? external packages or something else?

[mikemand]

Hi @Haehnchen,

I'm using the laravel-modules package. Each module has views namespaced with the module's name (for example, contact::admin.messages.show would be a view at \Modules\Contact\Resources\views\admin\messages\show.blade.php). I will try adding each module as a custom template path and let you know if that solves the problem.

I've also noticed that while @include works fine, @each does not. Even for non-namespaced views.

[mikemand]

Hi @Haehnchen,

I'm sorry it has taken me so long to get back to this. Recent versions of the plugin have worked wonderfully! I always have to add my modules' view path to the custom template path setting, but then views work, even in controllers!

One thing I have noticed is that namespaced language files (for example: user::users.form.name, where user is the module's name - all lowercase, users is the language file in the module at /Modules/User/Resources/lang/en/users.php, and form.name is a (nested) key in the users language file) do not allow me to navigate to them. Autocompletion works, but only without the namespace (e.g.: I can start typing users.fo and get a list of keys in the users language file that contain fo and when I select one of the entries, it completes to users.form.name). It's not a huge deal, but sometimes I would like to be able to navigate to a language key if I need to edit it or can't remember what it was for. Autocompletion works well enough that I'm not bothered by it.

Would a setting for "custom language path" fix this, maybe? Similar to the custom template path, but for namespaced language files.

[waregagbagbo]

@extends('layouts.main')..............It's aint working on me..I'm using local server and whenever i run it,,the @extends('layouts.main') displays in the inherited page.....

[mikemand]

That sounds like you are using a plain *.php file rather than a *.blade.php file.

[waregagbagbo]

no i actually created a layout folder within the views,,then .blade.php files in the same directory though still the problem persists when i try to run the other pages,,,,since im new to laravel do you think it could be as a result of the installation?

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