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The getAttributes method simply returns an array containing all key/value pairs, representing the underlying data contained within the Fluent instance. After the following code is executed: 1 <?php 2 3 $ fluent = new Fluent ( $ testObject ) ; 4 5...
The toArray method returns the exact same values as the getAttributes method.
The jsonSerialize method internally returns a call to toArray . Because of this, toArray , jsonSerialize and getAttributes are all functionally equivalent. The jsonSerialize method exists to satisfy PHP's JsonSerializable interface, which allows...
The toJson method will return a JSON encoded version of the data stored within the fluent instance. It internally does this by returning a call to PHP's json_encode function, passing in any $options that were supplied. Like the json_encode...
The toJson method internally makes a call to PHP's json_encode function. Unlike json_encode , toJson does not provide a way to specify the depth (essentially how many arrays are nested inside of each other) to which data will be encoded, which is...
1 public static function replaceLast ( 2 $ search , 3 $ replace , 4 $ subject 5 ) ;
The following examples highlight the basic usage of the replaceLast method. The results of the method call will appear above the call as a comment. 1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Str ; 2 3 // Hello! Goodbye! 4 Str :: replaceLast ( ' Hello ' , '...
The str_replace_last function is a shortcut to calling Str::replaceLast . This function is declared in the global namespace.
The $options parameter allows developers to change the sorting behavior of the sortBy method. The accepted options are the same options that are defined for PHP's sort function. The following collection instance will be used throughout this...
The following tables will show how the different sorting flags change the sorting of the previously made $collection . Each sorting flag has its own section, which will follow this section. The first table shows the key and its associated value...