Now it is time to use the artisan to generate our controller, let's see how we can do that: Go back to the Terminal window, and type the following command: php artisan make:controller BandController After the command, you should see a message in green, stating: Controller created succ...
Laravel provides many excellent helper functions that are convenient for doing things like working with arrays, file paths, strings, and routes, among other things like the beloved dd() function. You can also define your own set of helper functions for y
The problem with Validation Validation as a Service Using a Validation Service in a Controller Conclusion A couple of weeks ago I wrote a tutorial on using Ardent with Laravel 4. Whilst Ardent has some very nice features, it does have a couple of limitations too....
If this fits your needs, use Nova and keep it simple. It’s not that you can’t build a heavy-duty CMS using Laravel; it would just take a lot of effort, and Nova isn’t specifically designed to be a CMS framework. Let’s take a look into how to quickly put together a lightwei...
First, we create an Express.js route in/users/routes/config.js: app.get('/users/:userId', [UsersController.getById]); Then, we create the controller in/users/controllers/users.controller.js: exports.getById=(req, res) =>{UserModel.findById(req.params.userId).then((result) =>{ res.sta...
Now an object needs to be created and should be passed through. Then this newly created object will be used to create a form in our view ‘create’. It goes as follows: {!! Form::model($profile, ['action' => 'ProfileController@store']) !!} ...
Now that we have our models in place, we can handle the controller part of our application. For now we'll need 5 controllers, and we'll use Laravel's artisan CLI to make API resource controllers. This bootstraps a controller for us with all the necessary methods we need for an standar...
Laravel 14 1,233 Level 3 rickyryden OP Posted 9 years agoI watched the "Bulk File Uploads" in "Build ProjectFlyer With Me" series and I like how easy Dropzone.js is. In the video Jeffrey uses DZ to add photos to an existing flyer. My problem is that I would like to use DZ...
model, view, and controller, using the Artisan CLI. However, as our heading suggests, we will include another important item: the routes. We have already mentioned them in this chapter (in our diagram of the request life cycle in Laravel, and also in the example diagram of the MVC itself...
For Laravel, we will create the following: Controllers (AuthController, TodoController) Models (Todo, User) Routes (api) Middleware (auth:sanctum). Our routes are in api.php, which handles all the endpoints consumed by Vue. Route::post('/auth/register', [AuthController::class, 'register']...