Can't use public_path() in a helper file Laravel 5.4 -


i have helper.php file in app/helpers directory. included file in composer.json:

...         "files": [             "app/helpers/helpers.php"         ] ...

helper works fine can't use public_path() method there. need include file (please don't ask me why because it's old code don't need rewrite). have following:

require_once public_path() . '/appadmin/bootstrap.php';

i know default laravel looks in /public/ folder faced problem. if need perform composer update have use public/appadmin/bootstrap.php path in helper.php, after performing have change path /appadmin/bootstrap.php correct work. that's why decide use public_path() method receive correct path both cases. , if use i'm getting error:

 generating optimized autoload files     > illuminate\foundation\composerscripts::postupdate     script illuminate\foundation\composerscripts::postupdate handling  post-update-cmd event terminated exception         [reflectionexception]                    class path.public not exist

thank's in advance!

have tried updating app current revision?

there files in framework need updated.

check out config files, bootstrap files, server.php , start files here https://github.com/laravel/laravel/tree/develop.

you open index.php (in public directory) , change:

$app = require_once __dir__.'/../bootstrap/app.php';  // set public path directory $app->bind('path.public', function() {     return __dir__; });

now dont need change public path when public directory has changed.


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