Aliases

In Kirby, classes are separated in different namespaces such as Kirby\Cms\ or Kirby\Http\. Aliases help to access specific classes without the need to mention their namespace.

A → Kirby\Toolkit\A Asset → Kirby\Filesystem\Asset C → Kirby\Toolkit\Config Collection → Kirby\Cms\Collection Config → Kirby\Toolkit\Config Cookie → Kirby\Http\Cookie Data → Kirby\Data\Data Database → Kirby\Database\Database Db → Kirby\Database\Db Dimensions → Kirby\Image\Dimensions Dir → Kirby\Filesystem\Dir Errorpageexception → Kirby\Exception\ErrorPageException Escape → Kirby\Toolkit\Escape F → Kirby\Filesystem\F Field → Kirby\Cms\Field File → Kirby\Cms\File Files → Kirby\Cms\Files Find → Kirby\Cms\Find Header → Kirby\Http\Header Html → Kirby\Cms\Html I18n → Kirby\Toolkit\I18n Json → Kirby\Data\Json Kirby → Kirby\Cms\App Mime → Kirby\Filesystem\Mime Obj → Kirby\Toolkit\Obj Page → Kirby\Cms\Page Pages → Kirby\Cms\Pages Pagination → Kirby\Cms\Pagination Panel → Kirby\Panel\Panel R → Kirby\Cms\R Remote → Kirby\Http\Remote Response → Kirby\Cms\Response S → Kirby\Cms\S Sane → Kirby\Sane\Sane Server → Kirby\Http\Server Site → Kirby\Cms\Site Str → Kirby\Toolkit\Str Structure → Kirby\Cms\Structure Tpl → Kirby\Toolkit\Tpl Url → Kirby\Cms\Url User → Kirby\Cms\User Users → Kirby\Cms\Users V → Kirby\Toolkit\V Visitor → Kirby\Cms\Visitor Xml → Kirby\Toolkit\Xml Yaml → Kirby\Data\Yaml