Laravel 5.1 Docs
Laravel 5.1 Docs
Bleeding edge version created from 5.1 branch of official documentation
About the Book
This book is an up-to-date compilation of the official documentation pages hosted on http://laravel.com/docs to help the community to have an easy to read & organised offline documentation that can be used as a portable reference.
I will try my best to keep this book in sync with the official documentation by reviewing the changes in documentation repo periodically. If you find any error in the documentation or want to contribute, please feel free to fork the documentation repo in github and send pull request with corrections/enhancements. When your pull request will be accepted & merged into the repo, those updates will automatically be available in this book through next periodic sync.
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About the Editor
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Table of Contents
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Prologue
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Release Notes
- Support Policy
- Laravel 5.1.11
- Laravel 5.1.4
- Laravel 5.1
- Laravel 5.0
- Laravel 4.2
- Laravel 4.1
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Upgrade Guide
- Upgrading To 5.1.11
- Upgrading To 5.1.0
- Upgrading To 5.0.16
- Upgrading To 5.0 From 4.2
- Upgrading To 4.2 From 4.1
- Upgrading To 4.1.29 From <= 4.1.x
- Upgrading To 4.1.26 From <= 4.1.25
- Upgrading To 4.1 From 4.0
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Contribution Guide
- Bug Reports
- Core Development Discussion
- Which Branch?
- Security Vulnerabilities
- Coding Style
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Release Notes
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Setup
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Installation
- Installation
- Configuration
- Maintenance Mode
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Laravel Homestead
- Introduction
- Installation & Setup
- Daily Usage
- Network Interfaces
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Installation
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Tutorials
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Basic Task List
- Introduction
- Installation
- Prepping The Database
- Routing
- Building Layouts & Views
- Adding Tasks
- Deleting Tasks
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Intermediate Task List
- Introduction
- Installation
- Prepping The Database
- Routing
- Building Layouts & Views
- Adding Tasks
- Displaying Existing Tasks
- Deleting Tasks
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Basic Task List
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The Basics
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HTTP Routing
- Basic Routing
- Route Parameters
- Named Routes
- Route Groups
- CSRF Protection
- Route Model Binding
- Form Method Spoofing
- Throwing 404 Errors
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HTTP Middleware
- Introduction
- Defining Middleware
- Registering Middleware
- Middleware Parameters
- Terminable Middleware
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HTTP Controllers
- Introduction
- Basic Controllers
- Controller Middleware
- RESTful Resource Controllers
- Implicit Controllers
- Dependency Injection & Controllers
- Route Caching
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HTTP Requests
- Accessing The Request
- Retrieving Input
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HTTP Responses
- Basic Responses
- Other Response Types
- Redirects
- Response Macros
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Views
- Basic Usage
- View Composers
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Blade Templates
- Introduction
- Template Inheritance
- Displaying Data
- Control Structures
- Service Injection
- Extending Blade
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HTTP Routing
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Architecture Foundations
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Request Lifecycle
- Introduction
- Lifecycle Overview
- Focus On Service Providers
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Application Structure
- Introduction
- The Root Directory
- The App Directory
- Namespacing Your Application
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Service Providers
- Introduction
- Writing Service Providers
- Registering Providers
- Deferred Providers
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Service Container
- Introduction
- Binding
- Resolving
- Container Events
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Contracts
- Introduction
- Why Contracts?
- Contract Reference
- How To Use Contracts
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Facades
- Introduction
- Using Facades
- Facade Class Reference
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Request Lifecycle
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Services
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Authentication
- Introduction
- Authentication Quickstart
- Manually Authenticating Users
- Remembering Users
- HTTP Basic Authentication
- Resetting Passwords
- Social Authentication
- Adding Custom Authentication Drivers
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Authorization
- Introduction
- Defining Abilities
- Checking Abilities
- Policies
- Controller Authorization
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Artisan Console
- Introduction
- Writing Commands
- Command I/O
- Registering Commands
- Calling Commands Via Code
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Laravel Cashier
- Introduction
- Subscriptions
- Handling Stripe Webhooks
- Single Charges
- Invoices
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Cache
- Configuration
- Cache Usage
- Adding Custom Cache Drivers
- Cache Tags
- Cache Events
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Collections
- Introduction
- Available Methods
- Method Listing
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Laravel Elixir
- Introduction
- Installation & Setup
- Running Elixir
- Working With Stylesheets
- Working With Scripts
- Copying Files & Directories
- Versioning / Cache Busting
- Calling Existing Gulp Tasks
- Writing Elixir Extensions
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Encryption
- Configuration
- Basic Usage
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Errors & Logging
- Introduction
- Configuration
- The Exception Handler
- HTTP Exceptions
- Logging
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Events
- Introduction
- Registering Events / Listeners
- Defining Events
- Defining Listeners
- Firing Events
- Broadcasting Events
- Event Subscribers
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Filesystem / Cloud Storage
- Introduction
- Configuration
- Basic Usage
- Custom Filesystems
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Hashing
- Introduction
- Basic Usage
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Helper Functions
- Introduction
- Available Methods
- Method Listing
- Arrays
- Paths
- Strings
- URLs
- Miscellaneous
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Localization
- Introduction
- Basic Usage
- Overriding Vendor Language Files
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Mail
- Introduction
- Sending Mail
- Mail & Local Development
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Package Development
- Introduction
- Service Providers
- Routing
- Resources
- Public Assets
- Publishing File Groups
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Pagination
- Introduction
- Basic Usage
- Displaying Results In A View
- Converting Results To JSON
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Queues
- Introduction
- Writing Job Classes
- Pushing Jobs Onto The Queue
- Running The Queue Listener
- Dealing With Failed Jobs
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Redis
- Introduction
- Basic Usage
- Pub / Sub
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Session
- Introduction
- Basic Usage
- Adding Custom Session Drivers
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Envoy Task Runner
- Introduction
- Writing Tasks
- Running Tasks
- Notifications
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Task Scheduling
- Introduction
- Defining Schedules
- Task Output
- Task Hooks
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Testing
- Introduction
- Application Testing
- Working With Databases
- Mocking
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Validation
- Introduction
- Validation Quickstart
- Other Validation Approaches
- Working With Error Messages
- Available Validation Rules
- Conditionally Adding Rules
- Custom Validation Rules
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Authentication
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Database
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Database: Getting Started
- Introduction
- Running Raw SQL Queries
- Database Transactions
- Using Multiple Database Connections
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Database: Query Builder
- Introduction
- Retrieving Results
- Selects
- Joins
- Unions
- Where Clauses
- Advanced Where Clauses
- Ordering, Grouping, Limit, & Offset
- Inserts
- Updates
- Deletes
- Pessimistic Locking
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Database: Migrations
- Introduction
- Generating Migrations
- Migration Structure
- Running Migrations
- Writing Migrations
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Database: Seeding
- Introduction
- Writing Seeders
- Running Seeders
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Database: Getting Started
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Eloquent ORM
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Eloquent: Getting Started
- Introduction
- Defining Models
- Retrieving Multiple Models
- Retrieving Single Models / Aggregates
- Inserting & Updating Models
- Deleting Models
- Query Scopes
- Events
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Eloquent: Relationships
- Introduction
- Defining Relationships
- Querying Relations
- Inserting Related Models
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Eloquent: Collections
- Introduction
- Available Methods
- Custom Collections
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Eloquent: Mutators
- Introduction
- Accessors & Mutators
- Date Mutators
- Attribute Casting
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Eloquent: Serialization
- Introduction
- Basic Usage
- Hiding Attributes From JSON
- Appending Values To JSON
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Eloquent: Getting Started
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