April 22, 2018 —John Koster
The toBase
method will return a new collection instance containing all of the data in the current collection instance. This can be useful for method chaining when you need to modify the collection's contents without changing the original collection instance.
1public function toBase();
The following examples demonstrate the usage of the toBase
method. We will create a collection of names and then clone it using the toBase
method and then modify the resulting collection.
1 2// Create a collection of names. 3$names = collect([ 4 'Alice', 5 'Bob', 6 'Charlie', 7]); 8 9// Create an uppercase-variant collection of names.10$upperCaseNames = $names->toBase()->map(function ($name) {11 return mb_strtoupper($name);12});
After the above code has executed, the local variables would contain the following elements:
The $names
Collection Elements:
Index | Value |
---|---|
0 | Alice |
1 | Bob |
2 | Charlie |
The $upperCaseNames
Collection Elements:
Index | Value |
---|---|
0 | ALICE |
1 | BOB |
2 | CHARLIE |
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