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The last method is the logical opposite of the first method, and is used to get the last item in a collection, or to get the last item in a collection that matches a certain criteria. A $callback can be supplied to return the last item in the...
The command signature feature was introduced in Laravel version 5.1. In older versions of the framework the instance methods getArguments and getOptions were used to define the input expectations for commands. Both methods were expected to return...
shuffle The shuffle method is used to rearrange the items of the array in a random distribution. The shuffle method will return a new collection and will not modify the original collection instance. The following code example shows the usage of...
The times static method is similar to PHP's range function, with some extra functionality specific for collections. The times method accepts a $number argument as well as an optional $callback function. The argument supplied for the $number...
…c components of the progress bar is the bar character, the progress character and the empty bar character. By default the progress character is set to an empty string on Unlike-like systems and does not appear in the above diagram. The diagram...
The mapToGroups method is similar to the mapToDictionary method, in that the mapToGroups method allows you take a collection of data and reduce it such that the final result is a collection of key/value pairs. The resulting value for each key may...
where($key, $operator, $value = null) The where method allows developers to filter a collection given a key value pair. It filters the collection's items by checking that the given $key has some value equal to the provided $value . An argument can...
The implode method will combine the items of the collection together. The Collection 's implode method behaves differently than PHP's implode function in that it can operate on arrays of primitive data types as well as arrays of objects and...
…App \ Http \ Controllers \ TestController :: class , ' index ' ] ) ; 6 7 Route :: get ( ' test2 ' , function ( ) { 8 return ' Hello, world! ' ; 9 } ) ; If we visit either of these URLs in our browser, our cache system will store the cached...
…nt with a, @livewire, directive to load them in. We get steps 1 and 2 for free by using the Blade parsing library; let us start working on step 3, which is to iterate our custom Blade components and create a class-based Volt component. Let's look...