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For this blog post, our compiler implementation will remain limited in scope and focus on being able to compile the simple counting example from the introduction. Our compiler needs to be able to accomplish the following: Detect and parse our...
The slice method is used to return a slice, or portion of the collection starting at the given $offset . The $offset tells the slice method where to begin when creating the new collection. For example, if the $offset is 3 , the new collection will...
Before implementing our cache system, we will need time to understand what we are in for. We will experiment with some general response times of a new Statamic website. Our testing and benchmarking will not be a highly involved or rigid process...
In this section, we will add some simple reporting features to our cache and two more Artisan commands. Our cache reporting will provide the total disk size of our cache, the number of cached responses, and some information about our cache...
…say it produces the output we expect because we know exactly what the input to the program should be; new users of our filter language are unlikely to be as familiar with it as we are, and are likely to become frustrated when the parser produces...
The pipe method is similar to the tap method in that it executes the provided $callback function on a copy of the collection; however, unlike the tap method, the pipe method returns the result of the callback function.1 public function pipe ( 2...
It is possible to limit the execution of tasks based on some criteria that developers define, as well as limit a tasks execution based on the current environment.Limiting the environments the task can run in is done using the...
…to take advantage of the incredible flexibility that Statamic's blueprints and fieldsets provide. Our data storage format will be created using a fieldset, which will make it simpler to reuse the same set of fields across many blueprints and...
In the previous section, we looked at how we can use the first and last modifiers to retrieve their individual items from an array. We can also use the limit and offset modifiers to retrieve ranges of elements from an array or a subset of the...
This article is part of a four part series all about Laravel facades. Each of the parts are listed below: Laravel Facades Part One: An Introduction to Facades, Laravel Facades Part Two: Using Facades, ., Laravel Facades Part Three: Creating Custom...