Popular tricks

What if you want to use the @push blade directive but you don't want it to push twice the same content? For example, if you have a UI component that loads JS files and you want to reuse that component in the same view, so without this trick it will load twice your JS code from your different UI components.

if you need to make a single ton class and you need to access that in your whole application do that in laravel 5

One file for all routes is bad idea. For simplify this, look this snippets.

A simple and easy setup laravel log file reader.

When I was testing some code I wanted to check if some variable in a JSON column was updated. I was thinking about a LIKE query but when I digged into Laravel's code I saw the following possibility. After all it was pretty obvious because you can do this with normal queries as well, but I still wanted to share this solution.

There are three components to generating a Facade: 1 - The wanna be Facade Class, (the class that needs to become a facade). 2 - The Facade required Class, (which tells Laravel which registered class it pertains to) 3 - A Service Provider, (which registers the Facade class in the App container)

In some cases Netshell/Paypal throws error "Class Paypal does not exist". In my case on ubuntu/php7/nginx (on windows with apache is ok). So here is simple workaround

Simple breadcrumb which does not require anything more than a blade. Clone it from github [https://github.com/sina-rzp/laravel-simple-breadcrumb].

Apache server configuration files