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has($key) | Laravel 5 Facades

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The has function will check if a cookie with the given $key exists for the current request.

get($key, $default = null) | Laravel 5 Facades

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The get function will retrieve a cookie from the current request with the given $key . A $default value can be supplied and will be returned if a cookie with the given $key does not exist.

Additional Input Methods | Laravel 5 Facades

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The Input facade defines one extra method. Facades define extra methods to provide simpler access to underlying sub-systems, or to call functions on other, related components.

get($key = null, $default = null) | Laravel 5 Facades

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The get method will get an item from the input data, such as when a user posts a form or an API request is being processed. The get method can be used for requests with the following HTTP verbs: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE The get method will invoke...

Additional Schema Methods | Laravel 5 Facades

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The Schema facade defines one extra method. Facades define extra methods to provide simpler access to underlying sub-systems, or to call functions on other, related components, or to provide greater testability of the framework components.

connection($name) | Laravel 5 Facades

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The connection method will return a new schema builder ("Illuminate\Database\Schema\Builder") instance for the given connection. The $name is the name of the connection as it appears in the database configuration file.

Additional Notification Methods | Laravel 5 Facades

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The Notification facade defines a few extra methods that can be called without resolving the notification sub-system from the service container. Facades define extra methods to provide simpler access to underlying sub-systems, or to call functions...