Laravel: Override Vendor Class Laravel provides a convenient way to override vendor classes without directly modifying the original files. This allows you to customize the functionality of vendor classes while keeping your changes separate and maintainable. To override a vendor class in Laravel, follow these steps: Create a new class that extends the vendor class … Read more
In Laravel, you can order your records in an alphanumeric manner using the “orderByRaw” method along with a custom SQL expression. This allows you to specify a specific ordering logic for your records. Here’s an example of how you can order records in an alphanumeric manner: <?php // Assuming you have a “products” table with … Read more
Laravel provides a convenient way to handle authentication in your application using middleware. The middleware is a piece of code that sits between the request and the response, allowing you to perform actions before and after the request has been handled. The “optional” middleware is a useful feature provided by Laravel that allows you to … Read more
Laravel oneachside not working The “oneachside” method in Laravel is not a built-in method. It seems like you are referencing a method that does not exist in Laravel. If you are trying to achieve something specific with “oneachside”, please provide more details or consider using the appropriate methods provided by Laravel. Here’s an example of … Read more
Testing Laravel Nova Laravel Nova is a powerful administration panel for Laravel applications. It provides a simple and elegant way to manage resources, create custom dashboards, perform CRUD operations, and more. When it comes to testing Laravel Nova, the same testing principles and techniques used for Laravel applications can be applied. Nova resources can be … Read more
Laravel Nova’s dependson attribute allows you to dynamically show or hide fields based on the value of another field. It provides a way to create conditional fields in your Nova resources. Let’s say we have a resource to manage products, and we want to show additional fields based on the product type. For example, if … Read more
Laravel provides the ability to define Eloquent models even if there is no corresponding database table. This feature is particularly useful when you need to work with data that is not stored in a traditional relational database. To create a Laravel model without a table, you can simply extend the base Eloquent Model class and … Read more
In Laravel, the table name used by a model is determined by the model’s class name. By default, Laravel assumes that the table name is the plural form of the model’s class name, with snake_case convention. For example, if you have a model named “User”, Laravel will assume that the corresponding table is named “users”. … Read more
Laravel Master/Slave Database Laravel provides an efficient way to configure and use a master/slave database setup. This setup allows you to distribute the read load across multiple database replicas (slaves) while maintaining a single database (master) for write operations. Configuration To configure the master/slave database setup in Laravel, you need to make changes to the … Read more
Laravel Job Return Value In Laravel, jobs are used to perform various tasks asynchronously. They are queued and processed by the Laravel’s queue worker. When a job is dispatched, it can optionally return a value which can be accessed when the job is processed. The return value of a job can be useful in scenarios … Read more