A day with Laravel - #010

HappyToDev

·May 30, 2023·4 min read

Hey devs 👋,

I present you "A Day with Laravel".

If you think of a resource that could be useful for the Laravel dev community, let me know in a comment or DM on Twitter (HappyToDev)

🎯 To deliver to you daily, or almost daily*, the recent or important resources (videos, articles, GitHub repos, packages, tutorials, ...) that I could find on Laravel and its ecosystem.

This is a quick content of a few links to feed your watch on Laravel and its ecosystem daily.

* Or almost: why?

Simply because I'm the only one to manage this newsletter and "Quoi de neuf les devs? 🇫🇷" Depending on my availability and obligations, it is possible that this newsletter is not daily.

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How to List All Authorization Gates in Your Laravel Application [1/4]

This 4-part post will help you set up a Laravel command to list all the gates in your Laravel application.

See tuto

Time travel for your tests

During your tests, it can be interesting to simulate time travel (past or future) to check your application's behaviour.

Well, it's natively integrated with Laravel!

Thanks to Daniel Eckermann for this tip!

See documentation about this

Battle Ready Laravel by Ash Allen

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The ultimate guide to auditing, testing, fixing and improving your Laravel applications so you can build better apps faster and with more confidence.

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Pest : Architecture testing

This is what Architecture Testing offers in PestPHP :

Architecture testing enables you to specify expectations that test whether your application adheres to a set of architectural rules, helping you maintain a clean and sustainable codebase. The expectations are determined by either Relative namespaces, fully qualified namespaces, or function names.

View Architecture Testing Documentation

Smousss

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What if you entrusted your tedious #Laravel tasks to Smousss?

For example :