Usage In Views
How to render your classes in layouts.
The package implements both a facade and Blade directive for usage in views.
Blade Directive Usage
The Blade directive is helpful for when you need to make use of Blade caching.
Simply use the @route2class_generate_classes directive in your layout file:
<body class="@route2class_generate_classes">
Note that this directive will run before all other Blade template code. As a result, any calls to the Route2Class provider in a view template will not take effect. Use a facade accessor instead if you must (see below).
Blade Caching
If you're working locally, keep in mind your templates will be cached if enabled.
Clearing cache is easy:
php artisan view:clear
Facade Usage
The facade has two main differences from the Blade directive. The facade will not be cached by default, and since the code runs sequentially (not as a Blade directive), you can also modify classes with templates.
<?php
// This is possible, now:
Route2Class::addClass('test');
?>
<body class="{{ Route2Class::generateClassString() }}">
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