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Laravel Companion
A Guide to Helpers, Collections And More
About the Book
The Laravel framework contains many useful helper functions, features and utility classes (such as Collections) - not all of these are well known. This book exposes these helper utilities to encourage accelerated application development using the Laravel framework (version 5.3). Through the Laravel Companion you will learn about collections, facades, application helper functions, request and URL helper functions and much, much more.
If you've ever thought there "has to be an easier way" - there probably is in the form of a helper utility.
About the Author
Table of Contents
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- Who is This Book For?
- Symbols Used In This Book
- What Was Used to Write This Book?
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I Helper Functions
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1. String Helper Functions
- 1.1 Immutable Strings
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1.2
ascii($value) -
1.3
studly($value) -
1.4
camel($value) -
1.5
snake($value, $delimiter = '_') -
1.6
title($value) -
1.7
slug($title, $separator = '-') -
1.8
contains($haystack, $needles) -
1.9
endsWith($haystack, $needles) -
1.10
startsWith($haystack, $needles) -
1.11
finish($value, $cap) -
1.12
is($pattern, $value) -
1.13
length($value) -
1.14
limit($value, $limit = 100, $end = '...') -
1.15
words($value, $words = 100, $end = '...') -
1.16
lower($value) -
1.17
upper($value) -
1.18
plural($value, $count = 2) -
1.19
singular($value) -
1.20
singularSpecial Cases -
1.21
random($length = 16) -
1.22
quickRandom($length = 16) -
1.23
randomBytes($length = 16) -
1.24
equals($knownString, $userInput) -
1.25
parseCallback($callback, $default) -
1.26
replaceFirst($search, $replace, $subject) -
1.27
replaceLast($search, $replace, $subject) -
1.28
substr($string, $start, $length = null) -
1.29
ucfirst($string) -
1.30
trans($id = null, $parameters = [], $domain = 'messages', $locale = null) -
1.31
trans_choice($id, $number, array $parameters = [], $domain = 'messages', $locale = null) -
1.32
e($value)
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2. Array Helper Functions
- 2.1 Immutable Arrays
- 2.2 “Dot” Notation
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2.3
add($array, $key, $value) -
2.4
build($array, callable $callback) -
2.5
divide($array) -
2.6
collapse($array) -
2.7
dot($array, $prepend = '') -
2.8
except($array, $keys) -
2.9
only($array, $keys) -
2.10
flatten($array) -
2.11
fetch($array, $key) -
2.12
first($array, callable $callback = null, $default = null) -
2.13
last($array, callable $callback = null, $default = null) -
2.14
has($array, $key) -
2.15
set(&$array, $key, $value) -
2.16
forget(&$array, $keys) -
2.17
get($array, $key, $default = null) -
2.18
pull(&$array, $key, $default = null) -
2.19
pluck($array, $value, $key = null) -
2.20
where($array, callable $callback) -
2.21
sort($array, callable $callback) -
2.22
isAssoc(array $array) -
2.23
accessible($value) -
2.24
exists($array, $key) -
2.25
prepend($array, $value, $key = null)
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3. Application and User Flow Helper Functions
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3.1
app($make = null, $parameters = []) -
3.2
auth($guard = null) -
3.3
policy($class) -
3.4
app_path($path = '') -
3.5
base_path($path = '') -
3.6
config_path($path = '') -
3.7
database_path($path = '') -
3.8
public_path($path = '') -
3.9
storage_path($path = '') -
3.10
abort($code, $message = '', array $headers = []) -
3.11
abort_if($boolean, $code, $message = '', array $headers) -
3.12
abort_unless($boolean, $code, $message = '', array $headers) -
3.13 Comparing
abort,abort_ifandabort_unless -
3.14
redirect($to = null, $status = 302, $headers = [], $secure = null) -
3.15
back($status = 302, $headers = []) -
3.16
response($content = '', $status = 200, array $headers = []) -
3.17
request($key = null, $default = null) -
3.18
view($view = null, $data = [], $mergeData = []) -
3.19
old($key = null, $default = null) -
3.20
event($event, $payload = [], $halt = false) -
3.21
dispatch($command) -
3.22
factory() -
3.23
method_field($method) -
3.24
validator(array $data = [], array $rules = [], array $messages = [], array $customAttributes = [])
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3.1
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4. Configuration, Environment, Security and Logging Helper Functions
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4.1
bcrypt($value, $options = []) -
4.2
encrypt($value) -
4.3
decrypt($value) -
4.4
csrf_field() -
4.5
csrf_token() -
4.6
session($key = null, $default = null) -
4.7
cookie($name = null, $value = null, $minutes = 0, $path = null, $domain = null, $secure = false, $httpOnly = true) -
4.8
config($key = null, $default = null) -
4.9
env($key, $default = null) -
4.10
logger($message = null, $context = []) -
4.11
info($message, $context = [])
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4.1
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5. URL Generation Helper Functions
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5.1
action($name, $parameters = [], $absolute = true) -
5.2
asset($path, $secure = null) -
5.3
secure_asset($path) -
5.4
url($path = null, $parameters = [], $secure = null) -
5.5
secure_url($path, $parameters = []) -
5.6
elixir($file, $buildDirectory = 'build') -
5.7
route($name, $parameters = [], $absolute = true, $route = null)
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5.1
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6. Miscellaneous Helper Functions
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6.1
dd() -
6.2
data_get($target, $key, $default = null) -
6.3
data_set(&$target, $key, $value, $overwrite = true) -
6.4
data_fill(&$target, $key, $value) -
6.5
object_get($object, $key, $default = null) -
6.6
trait_uses_recursive($trait) -
6.7
value($value) -
6.8
with($object) -
6.9
windows_os -
6.10
tap($value, $callback)
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6.1
- 7. Overriding the Default Helper Functions
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1. String Helper Functions
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II Collections
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8. Basic Usage - Collections as Arrays
- 8.1 Notes on Basic Usage
- 8.2 Creating a New Collection Instance
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9. Collections: The Public API
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9.1
all -
9.2
toArray -
9.3
chunk($size, $preserveKeys = false) -
9.4
collapse -
9.5
contains($key, $value = null) -
9.6
count -
9.7
diff($items) -
9.8
diffKeys($items) -
9.9
each(callable $callback) -
9.10
filter(callable $callback = null) -
9.11
first(callable $callback = null, $default = null) -
9.12
flatten -
9.13
flip -
9.14
forPage($page, $perPage) -
9.15
forget($key) -
9.16
get($key, $default = null) -
9.17
groupBy($groupBy, $preserveKeys = false) -
9.18
has($key) -
9.19
implode($value, $glue = null) -
9.20
intersect($items) -
9.21
isEmpty -
9.22
jsonSerialize -
9.23
keys -
9.24
last(callable $callback = null, $default = null) -
9.25
lists($value, $key = null) -
9.26
map(callable $callback) -
9.27
max($key = null) -
9.28
merge($items) -
9.29
min($key = null) -
9.30
pluck($value, $key = null) -
9.31
pop -
9.32
prepend($value, $key = null) -
9.33
pull($key, $default = null) -
9.34
push($value) -
9.35
put($key, $value) -
9.36
random($amount = 1) -
9.37
reduce(callable $callback, $initial = null) -
9.38
reject($callback) -
9.39
reverse -
9.40
search($value, $strict = false) -
9.41
shift -
9.42
shuffle -
9.43
slice($offset, $length = null, $preserveKeys = false) -
9.44
sort(callable $callback = null) -
9.45
sortBy($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR, $descending = false) -
9.46
sortByDesc($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR) -
9.47
splice($offset, $length = null, $replacement = []) -
9.48
avg($key = null) -
9.49
average($key = null) -
9.50
sum($callback = null) -
9.51
take($limit) -
9.52
toJson($options = 0) -
9.53
__toString() -
9.54
transform(callable $callback) -
9.55
unique($key = null) -
9.56
values -
9.57
where($key, $operator, $value = null) -
9.58
whereLoose($key, $value) -
9.59
zip($items) -
9.60
combine($values) -
9.61
every($step, $offset = 0) -
9.62
except($keys) -
9.63
only($keys) -
9.64
keyBy($keyBy) -
9.65
whereIn($key, array $values, $strict = true) -
9.66
whereInLoose($key, array $values)
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9.1
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10. Collections: The Static API
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10.1
make($items = [])
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10.1
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8. Basic Usage - Collections as Arrays
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III Additional Helper Classes and Features
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11. Message Bags
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11.1
Illuminate\Contracts\Support\MessageProviderInterface - 11.2 View Error Bags
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11.1
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12. Fluent
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12.1
FluentPublic API
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12.1
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13. Macros
- 13.1 Default Classes That Support Macros
- 13.2 Creating a Macro
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13.3
MacroableMethods
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14. Facades
- 14.1 Facade Aliases and Importing Facades
- 14.2 Using Facades
- 14.3 Creating Facades
- 14.4 Facade Class Reference
- 14.5 Resolving the Class Behind a Facade
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11. Message Bags
- Notes
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