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The toBase method will return a new collection instance containing all of the data in the current collection instance. This can be useful for method chaining when you need to modify the collection's contents without changing the original...
Currently, my core focus with Forte is on the lexer and parser. Forte's parser will differ from my existing Blade Parser library, which excels at extracting Blade from templates, in that it will not only parse Blade but also all of the HTML ,...
Whether you're new to Laravel or a seasoned developer, Laravel Companion is your go-to guide for unlocking the full potential of the framework. Packed with real-world examples and concise explanations, this book dives deep into Laravel's helper...
chunk($size, $preserveKeys = false) The chunk method is useful when working with large collections in that it allows developers to create smaller collections to work with. The chunk method defines two parameters: $size , which is used to control...
The isNotEmpty method is the logical opposite of the isEmpty method; and it will return a boolean indicating whether or not the collection is not empty.1 public function isNotEmpty ( ) ;The following example demonstrates the basic usage of the...
In the previous section, we learned that creating a tag pair from an associative array or YAML map will extract the nested key/value pairs into new variables. However, there are times when it is desirable to loop over an associative array and...
Tidal uses the Documentation Search addon to index, manage, and search your documentation site's entries. Documentation Search provides a custom Statamic search provider, focused at making it easier to index documentation-heavy websites where each...
The db:seed command is used to add records to a database automatically using a Seeder ( Illuminate\Database\Seeder ) class to generate or provide the records. The db:seed defines three options: class , database and force . The class option can be...
You may optionally choose to have Meerkat only accept comments from authenticated users. To do so select the "Meerkat" within the Statamic Control Panel: On the page that appears, there will be a "Only Accept Authenticated Comments" toggle...
We can resolve variables from contextual data, which is supplied as the second argument to the attributes function. When specifying variable names, we simply prefix them with the $ symbol: 1 <?php 2 3 use function Stillat \...