Reputation: 701
I am using the basic Laravel 5 file structure.
I basically have some .php files inside of the app directory. I am trying to call them from a controller within the app/Http/Controllers directory.
require ('../../PlaylistRetrieval.php');
require ('../../Playlist.php');
These are the two lines that are failing from within my controller. My IDE, PhpStorm, shows that it recognizes the directories. However it is throwing a FatalErrorException.
Here's a photo of the file structure. Incase you aren't familiar with Laravel 5. The require functions above are being called from within PlaylistController.php
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I am still rather new to the PHP and Laravel world, so if it's something simple I apologize.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 18460
Reputation: 6822
Instead of the require function, you could make use of namespaces. Assuming you have some model files for your Controller:
use App\Playlist;
use App\PlaylistRetrieval;
If you have your own classes, you could put them in your own folder app/Libraries and use them with (example with 'Libraries'):
use App\Libraries\Playlist;
and within your Controller:
$play = Playlist::find(1);
or directly:
$play = App\Libraries\Playlist::find(1);
Upvotes: 6
Reputation: 3428
Try this:
require (__DIR__.'/../../PlaylistRetrieval.php');
require (__DIR__.'/../../Playlist.php');
Or if this ones are the classes then you should namespace them in App namespace then like the answer below says use
use App/Playlist;
Upvotes: 1