Harris Raftopoulos

Need flexible pattern matching in your strings? Laravel's Str::is method now supports case-insensitive comparisons, making string pattern matching more versatile. Basic Usage Match patterns with case insensitivity: use Illuminate\Support\Str; // Simple string matching Str::is('Admin', 'admin', true); // true // Wildcard pattern matching

Need precise filtering in your collections? Laravel's whereNotInStrict method provides strict comparison filtering, ensuring exact type and value matches when excluding items. Basic Usage Filter collections with strict type checking: $collection = collect([ ['id' => 1, 'value' => '100'], ['id' =>

Need to replace text at the beginning of a string? Laravel's Str::replaceStart method offers a precise way to modify strings only when they start with specific content. Basic Usage Replace text at the start of a string: use Illuminate\Support\Str; // Successful replacement $replaced = Str::replaceStart('

Need to repeat a string multiple times? Laravel's Str::repeat method offers a simple solution for creating repeated string patterns. Basic Usage Repeat a string a specific number of times: use Illuminate\Support\Str; $string = 'a'; $repeat = Str::repeat($string, 5); // Result: 'aaaaa' Real-World

Need to track down duplicates in your collection? Laravel's duplicates methods provide a simple way to find repeated values, whether they're simple types or nested attributes. Basic Usage Find duplicates with regular and strict checking: // Regular duplicate checking $collection = collect(['a', 'b'

Need to track your scheduled task outputs? Laravel's scheduler provides elegant methods for capturing and storing command output for later review. Basic Usage Save command output to a file: use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schedule; // Save output to file Schedule::command('emails:send') ->daily() -&

Need to remove items from a collection? Laravel's forget method offers a straightforward way to remove elements by their keys while modifying the original collection. Basic Usage Remove items by their keys: $collection = collect(['name' => 'taylor', 'framework' => 'laravel'

Converting values to collections becomes seamless with Laravel's Collection::wrap method. This versatile utility ensures you're always working with a collection, regardless of the input type. Basic Usage Wrap different types of values into collections: use Illuminate\Support\Collection; // Wrap a single value $collection = Collection::wrap(

Need to manage nested attributes more effectively? Laravel's Fluent class now includes a set() method that makes handling complex data structures more intuitive. Basic Usage Set attributes using dot notation: $fluent = new Fluent; // Basic attributes $fluent->set('product', 'iPhone') ->set('

Need to remove certain characters from your strings? Laravel's Str::remove method provides a straightforward way to clean up text content. Basic Usage Remove specific characters from a string: use Illuminate\Support\Str; $string = 'Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.'; $removed = Str::remove('