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Need to use custom unique identifiers in your Laravel models? The refactored HasUniqueStringIds trait provides a clean way to implement custom string IDs without overriding route binding queries. Basic Usage Create your custom ID trait: trait HasTwrnsTrait { use HasUniqueStringIds; public function newUniqueId() { return (string) Twrn::new(); } protected function isValidUniqueId($value)

Testing deferred operations in Laravel just got easier. The new withoutDefer() and withDefer() test helpers allow you to control when deferred functions execute during your tests. Basic Usage Control deferred execution in your tests: // Without control - deferred operations won't execute immediately User::create(['name' =>

Need to spell out ordinal numbers in your Laravel app? The Number::spellOrdinal method provides a convenient way to convert numeric values into their ordinal word form. Basic Usage Convert numbers to ordinal words easily: use Illuminate\Support\Number; $title = 'The ' . Number::spellOrdinal(40) . ' president'; // Result:

Validating empty values in PHP can be tricky. Laravel's blank function simplifies this process by providing a consistent way to check for 'blank' values. Basic Usage The blank function works with various types: // Returns true blank(''); blank(' '); blank(null); blank(collect()); // Returns

Need to remove values from deeply nested arrays? Laravel's data_forget function brings a convenient way to handle nested data removal using simple dot notation. Basic Usage Remove a single nested value: $data = ['products' => ['desk' => ['price' => 100]]]; data_forget(

Exception handling shouldn't break your application's flow. Laravel's rescue function provides a clean way to execute potentially risky code while maintaining smooth operation. Basic Usage Here's how to use the rescue function: // Simple usage return rescue(function () { return $this->method(); }); // With

Working with nested arrays in Laravel just got smoother with the introduction of the fluent() helper function, providing a more intuitive way to access and manipulate multi-dimensional data. Basic Usage Here's how to work with multi-dimensional arrays using the fluent helper: $data = [ 'user' => [ 'name&

Need a simpler way to handle context in your Laravel application? The new context() helper function brings an elegant solution for managing contextual data throughout your app's lifecycle. Basic Usage The context helper provides multiple ways to interact with contextual data: // Add data to context context(['user&

Want to write cleaner HTTP test mocks? Laravel's new shorthand syntax for faking HTTP responses cuts down the boilerplate and makes your tests more readable. Let's dive into these elegant shortcuts. Basic Usage use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Http; Http::fake([ 'google.com' => '