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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...
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.
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.
It is possible to quickly resolve the class behind a facade. Facades expose a public method getFacadeRoot which will return the instance of the underlying object the facade is forwarding method calls to. It is convenient that getFacadeRoot...
The get method will return the value associated with the provided $key . If the $key does not exist, the $default value will be returned (which is null by default). Retrieving values from a Fluent instance: 1 <?php 2 3 $ fluent = new Fluent ( $...
If we look at the following code example, one might be tempted to say that the value of $message would be Hello, world! , but that would be incorrect: 1 <?php 2 3 $ testObject = new stdClass ; 4 $ testObject -> method = function ( ) { 5 return '...
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 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...