This is the third part of our Laravel Package Development series. In this post, we will add a configuration file to our shopping cart package. Why Configuration File? Suppose we want to add the ability to switch the storage driver...
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In this post, we will look at how we can use map() method to perform some action on each element of Laravel Collections. The map method applies a given callback function to each element of a collection. The callback function will modify...
In the last post Laravel Package Development Part 1 – Introduction, we laid out a basic structure of package. In this post, we will start extending this package which will result in a fully functional shopping cart package. Service...
In this series Laravel Package Development, we will look at how we can create Laravel Packages and use them. We will be creating a lightweight shopping cart package which can be used in an e-commerce application. You probably...
In this post, we will look at how wrap() and unwrap() methods can be used when dealing with Laravel Collections. This is a third part of Laravel Collections Series. wrap() Method As I discussed in previous post that the make() method...
In this post, we will look at how we can create one to many relationships in Laravel with an example. What is One To Many Relationship? One To Many relationship also known as hasMany relationship links one row in the database table...