I am trying to use Paginator::make on my array data with Laravel 5.5. I found an answer on another question, but the function is not working.
I cannot find Paginator::make in the documentation either.
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Our project recently got converted from laravel to lumen and I am in charge of fixing the things that broke. I have little experience in Lumen, so forgive the lack of insight.
A simple pluck method from laravel
$mobile_phones= JobApplication::where('job_circular_id',$id)->pluck('mobile','id')->toArray();
is no longer working in Lumen. It keeps saying error: Call to a member function toArray() on string.
Googling Lumen equivalent for pluck method returns nothing relevant. And as far as I can see in the docs (https://lumen.laravel.com/docs/5.2/upgrade), lumen SHOULD have pluck method. What am I doing wrong?
In Laravel 5.5+, we can use API resource to format our API response in a way we want. I want to create API resource in Laravel 5.4 project which I can't upgrade to 5.5. Is there any way to use API resource in Laravel 5.4?
If not, what is the best way to format response and how to properly format responses while creating an API with Laravel? What are the tips and best practices to create API in Laravel version 5.4, 5.3, 5.2 etc?
I would highly recommend using Fractal by the League of PHP:
http://fractal.thephpleague.com/
The concept is the same (typically a "resource" is called a transformer). They tackle both single items and collections and act as a simplification layer between the actual data and what you want presented through your endpoint.
I have been using this in 5.0 through to 5.4 without issue.
I've got the manual in front of me, I've searched Google, and nothing. Why is this:
//update combined results cache
$schedule->call('App\Http\Controllers\CombinedYieldUpdater#index')
->everyFiveMinutes()
->between('02:00', '04:00');
causing this?
[2017-01-09 11:42:02] local.ERROR: Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\FatalThrowableError: Call to undefined method Illuminate\Console\Scheduling\CallbackEvent::between()
It looks like you don't use Laravel 5.3. Similar problem here where user wanted to use method available in Laravel 5.2. and he was using 5.1.
Are you sure you using 5.3? If not update your framework to 5.3 and it should work.
I am new to laravel and but know core PHP well. And I am decided to create a project in laravel. So I started studying laravel. while I research about laravel, laravel community says that laravel 5.1 has Long term support(LTS). Now I confused which version want to use. Give me suggestions about which one want to use.
#Gowtham I reccommend to go for 5.3 version. because of realy specious features like
Laravel Scout: is a driver based full-text search for Eloquent
Laravel Mailable :is a new Mail class for sending emails in an expressive way.
Laravel Notifications : awesome feature which allows you to make quick updates through services like Slack, SMS, or Email.
Laravel Passport : Another superb feature . It is an optional package that is a full oAuth 2 server ready to go.
There are lot more which will curious you to go for 5.3 version.
i have a website made with Laravel 4.2 and i want to upgrade to Larave 5.x. I tried upgrading and i can't seem to make it work completly. My problem is that i was using App::before and App::after events in Laravel 4.2 (for setting some Cookies) and as i see they have been removed in Laravel 5.x. Am i missing something or i have to find a new way how to do this on the other way in Laravel 5.x? I tried placing the old code from filters.php to new filters.php and some other places but no luck. Thanks
You can use middleware for this purpose instead.
Create your middleware.
Make it trigger before or after a page load by following the instructions under the "Before / After Middleware" header in the documentation: https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/middleware
Add it to the global array in app/Http/Kernel.php - that's the one called $middleware