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1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Str ; 2 3 // true 4 Str :: startsWith ( ' A simple sentence. ' , ' A ' ) ; 5 6 // false 7 Str :: startsWith ( ' No punctuation here ' , ' . ' ) ; 8 9 // false 10 Str :: startsWith ( ' Case matters ' , ' c ' ) ; 11 12...
Retrieves a collection of BladeError instances for the workspace. 1 <?php 2 3 use Illuminate \ Support \ Collection ; 4 5 public function getErrors ( ) : Collection ;
…y to the entry's URL will generate a 404 HTTP response if the item has no children. If the section navigation item does have children, navigating directly to the page will redirect the user to the first child's URL. If you'd like to learn more...
…f you do not have a test Publishable key or Secret key, create them now. The Publishable key will be stored in the, STRIPE_KEY, environment variable, The Secret key will be stored in the, STRIPE_SECRET, environment variable We will configure the...
Tests if any fatal errors are present. 1 <?php 2 3 public function hasFatalErrors ( ) : bool ;
The following section builds of the code example we covered in the first section; using it, we can find the last post in a list that matches the /post/* format: 1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Str ; 2 3 $ isPostFormat = function ( $ key , $ value ) {...
No matter what application you're developing, or what platform you are developing on, it is a safe bet you need to get input from your users some how. Laravel 4 provides a really convenient way to do this using the Input facade. Let's look at a...
…script enters into a function, the scope changes. This is still true for Closures and anonymous functions. That is why the above example is using the use keyword: to bring the $suspendedPeople variable from another scope into the current scope....
…time to decide what we want the output of our parser to be. In the previous section we decided that, from the perspective of the parser, each individual filter expression is composed of a name and a list of input values. The input may contain...
The following example demonstrates how to call the bcrypt function: 1 for ( $ i = 0 ; $ i < 10 ; $ i ++ ) 2 { 3 // echo the hash and an HTML line break 4 echo bcrypt ( ' test ' ) , ' <br> ' ; 5 } The above example would output something similar to...