Favicon Configuration
The favicon generation feature provides many different configuration options. You can disable the feature entirely, add/remove favicon sizes, and even change the favicon generation driver entirely.
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The favicon generation feature provides many different configuration options. You can disable the feature entirely, add/remove favicon sizes, and even change the favicon generation driver entirely.
The fake method will swap the currently bound notification channel manager instance with a fake; this is incredibly useful for testing purposes. The fake notification manager instance, by default, is an instance of...
The fake method will swap the currently bound queue manager instance with a fake; this is incredibly useful for testing purposes. The fake queue manager instance, by default, is an instance of "Illuminate\Support\Testing\Fakes\QueueFake".
Strings will be ignored if any of the following conditions are met (these behaviors cannot be disabled at this time): The string does not contains a space, The string contains newline characters, The string contains any of the following...
Some attribute contents are sensitive to newlines, such as Alpine's x-data . To help address this in a general way, the Blade formatter allows you to configure a safeWrappingJsAttributes configuration property within your .blade.format.json file....
…arsing a @php and @endphp directive pair. PhpBlockNode instances are only created when the opening @php directive contains no arguments. Unpaired @endphp directives will not be paired during structural analysis and will emit no content in any...
…ts Stillat\BladeParser\Nodes\PhpTagNode instances when it parses traditional PHP tags within a Blade template. Each PhpTagNode node is categorized in one of two ways: PhpOpenTag, : Indicates the PHP tag started with the, <?php, tag.,...
The @verbatim and @endverbatim pair is represented by the Stillat\BladeParser\Nodes\VerbatimNode . This structure type is handled internally within the parser, and the library ignores any improper usage of the @verbatim or @endverbatim directives...
We feel strongly that website owners and businesses should own and protect the data they store about their customers and visitors - including user engagement data.
The env command is used to simply return the name of the current framework environment. The environment name that is returned is set in the .env file (specifically whatever value is set for the APP_ENV entry). This command performs the same action...