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Magic todo

codestyle tests

Magically turn HTML comments into interactive hints in your Laravel Blade frontend.

Installation

composer require leuverink/magic-todo

Usage

Magic Todo turns your standard TODO comments in Blade files into interactive elements. By default, you can activate this feature by adding a pipe | symbol at the beginning of your comment.

<!-- |TODO: This button is not yet implemented -->
<button class="px-2 py-1 border border-gray-600 border-solid rounded">
  Some action
</button>

inline-comment-result

You can also highlight entire blocks of code:

<!-- |TODO: This button is not yet implemented -->
<button class="px-2 py-1 border border-gray-600 border-solid rounded">
  Some action
</button>
<!-- |ENDTODO -->

inline-comment-result

Blade comments are supported as well:

{{-- |TODO: This button is not yet implemented --}}

Modifying TODO Keywords

You can modify the default behavior by publishing the package config and editing the magic-todo.open & magic-todo.close keywords. For instance, changing magic-todo.open to TODO will highlight every todo comment in your templates.

If you change magic-todo.open to TODO, Every TODO comment in your template will be highlighted.

Direct Component Usage

For more control, you can use the highlight component directly in your markup:

<!-- Render a questionmark with tooltip -->
<x-magic-todo::highlight todo="Hello World" />

<!-- Wrap an element using the main slot -->
<x-magic-todo::highlight todo="Hello World">
    Foo bar
</x-magic-todo::highlight>

<x-magic-todo::highlight>
    <x-slot:todo>
        <div>
            Do anything you like in here
        </div>
    </x-slot:todo>
</x-magic-todo::highlight>

Configuration

[
    'enabled' => env('MAGIC_TODO_ENABLED', app()->isLocal()),
    'open' => 'TODO:',
    'close' => 'ENDTODO',
];

Development

composer lint # run all linters
composer fix # run all fixers

composer analyze # run static analysis
composer baseline # generate static analysis baseline

composer test # run test suite
composer build # bundle all assets

Ideas

Here are some other features I have in mind if there is any interest in this package:

  • Artisan command to list all todos (both in comments & direct component usage)
  • Syntax for rendering in specific environments (e.g., only dev / dev + staging)
  • Support for NOTE & FIXME comments with different styling
  • Replace @mentions with clickable GitHub avatars
  • Add better theme/styling support

License

This package is open-source software licensed under the MIT license.