Refactored composer.json description and removed unnecessary repository. Updated footer.blade.php to dynamically generate social media links and fixed some route conditions for legal links. #25
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Pull Request Description: Refactored composer.json and Updated Footer Component
This pull request implements several important improvements to our project:
Refactoring
composer.json
:fuelviews/laravel-forms
, streamlining the dependencies and reducing potential confusion for users.Dynamic Social Media Links in
footer.blade.php
:Improved Route Conditions for Legal Links:
Route::is()
toRoute::has()
for checking the existence of routes for legal links. This is a more robust approach that improves the reliability of link rendering, ensuring that we only attempt to display links for routes that exist.Motivation:
These changes collectively improve the usability and maintainability of the project. The refactoring of
composer.json
simplifies the configuration, while the updates to the footer component enhance user experience by ensuring that social media links are dynamically generated based on what is available. The legal link checks provide a more reliable navigation experience, reducing the risk of broken links.Overall, these modifications contribute to a cleaner, more efficient codebase, making it easier for developers to work with and for users to navigate.