Squi Bundle for Laravel

Currently Squi consists of two UI helpers: Table and Form. Squi is installable via the Artisan CLI:

php artisan bundle:install squi

After installation, you can either auto-load the bundle in bundles.php:

return array(
	'squi' => array('auto' => true),
);

Or start the bundle on demand:

Bundle::start('squi');

Table

Creating a simple table:

// Grab some objects to play with
$things = Client::all();

$table = Squi\Table::make()
	->with('columns', array(
		'name',
		'birth_date' => 'Birthdate',
	))
	->with('rows', $things);

This will create a table with the headings Name (capitalized from "name") and Birthdate. Each row will contain the values for the keys/properties name and birth_date, respectively. Simple, right?

But often we want to do fancier, one-off things with our tables. No problem:

$table = Squi\Table::make()
	->with('columns', array(
		'name' => array(
			'heading' => 'Client Name',
			'value' => function($row)
			{
				return $row->firstname.' '.$row->lastname;
			},
			'cell_attr' => function($row)
			{
				return array('style' => 'font-weight: bold;');
			},
		),
		'birth_date' => array(
			'heading' => 'Birthdate',
			'value' => function($row)
			{
				return date('d-M Y', $row->birth_date);
			},
		),
	))
	->with('row_attr', function($row)
	{
		return array('data-uri' => 'clients/'.$row->id);
	})
	->with('class', 'table-striped');

Clone the repo and hit the URI /squi/docs for full documentation.

Form

Laravel has a fantastic set of form element helpers, but Squi takes it a step further to allow you to generate an entire laid-out form in just a few lines. Here's an example of a user registration form:

$fields = array(
	'name',
	'email',
	'password:password',
	'password2:password' => 'Confirm Password',
	'user_source:select' => array(
		'label' => 'How did you hear about us?',
		'options' => array(
			'friend' => 'From a friend',
			'google' => 'Google search',
			'other' => 'Other'
		),
	),
);

$form = Squi\Form::make($fields)->with('action', 'users/new');

Like the Table library, Squi\Forms are very much open to fine customizations. Clone the repo and hit the URI /squi/docs for full documentation and plenty of examples.

Fork Me!

Squi is very young, and I'm open to any suggestions and pull requests.