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If we look in the resources/lang/en/validation.php resource file, we will see something similar to the following defined at the top of the file: 1 <?php 2 3 return [ 4 // ... 5 ' accepted ' => ' The :attribute must be accepted. ' , 6 // ... 7 ] ;...
For the next example, we will create a new file at resources/lang/es.json to both showcase literal based language files as well as how the $locale parameter can be used. Note: with JSON based language files, there is only one file per locale...
The following examples demonstrate how we can retrieve language translations from within Blade templates: 1 {{-- Using the __ helper function --}} 2 < p > 3 {{ __('validation.accepted', 4 ['attribute' => 'Terms of Service']) 5 }} 6 </ p > 7 8 {{--...
1 public function forPage ( 2 $ page , 3 $ perPage 4 ) ;
The following example demonstrates the forPage method: 1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Collection ; 2 3 // Create a new collection instance. 4 $ collection = new Collection ( [ 5 0 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 6 ] ) ; 7 8 // Get the...
The chunk method can be used to achieve similar results. The following code sample will use the same collection from the previous example, and chunk it into smaller collections each containing two items. 1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Collection ; 2...
Fully qualified names, such as "Illuminate\Support\Facades\Input" are longer, but offer greater clarity on what class is being imported. At the end of the day, it comes down to personal preference.
Creating a facade alias is completely optional. Package developers often include the following steps in their package installation instructions, but it is not required for a facade to work. In the config/app.php file, there is an aliases...
Classes, other than facades, can be added to the aliases configuration entry. This will cause them to be available under whatever name was provided, and in the global namespace. Although this can be convenient and useful thing to do, other options...
The following tables will list all the facades that are available by default. In addition, they will display the name of the service container binding as well as the class behind the facade. If a particular facade provides additional methods (that...