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Spis treści

Laravel: Up & Running. A Framework for Building Modern PHP Apps. 2nd Edition eBook -- spis treści

• Preface
  • What This Book Is About
  • Who This Book Is For
  • How This Book Is Structured
  • About the Second Edition
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • OReilly Online Learning
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments for the First Edition
  • Acknowledgments for the Second Edition
• 1. Why Laravel?
  • Why Use a Framework?
    • Ill Just Build It Myself
    • Consistency and Flexibility
  • A Short History of Web and PHP Frameworks
    • Ruby on Rails
    • The Influx of PHP Frameworks
    • The Good and the Bad of CodeIgniter
    • Laravel 1, 2, and 3
    • Laravel 4
    • Laravel 5
  • Whats So Special About Laravel?
    • The Philosophy of Laravel
    • How Laravel Achieves Developer Happiness
    • The Laravel Community
  • How It Works
  • Why Laravel?
• 2. Setting Up a Laravel Development Environment
  • System Requirements
  • Composer
  • Local Development Environments
    • Laravel Valet
    • Laravel Homestead
  • Creating a New Laravel Project
    • Installing Laravel with the Laravel Installer Tool
    • Installing Laravel with Composers create-project Feature
    • Lambo: Super-Powered Laravel New
  • Laravels Directory Structure
    • The Folders
    • The Loose Files
  • Configuration
    • The .env File
  • Up and Running
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 3. Routing and Controllers
  • A Quick Introduction to MVC, the HTTP Verbs, and REST
    • What Is MVC?
    • The HTTP Verbs
    • What Is REST?
  • Route Definitions
    • Route Verbs
    • Route Handling
    • Route Parameters
    • Route Names
  • Route Groups
    • Middleware
      • Applying middleware in controllers
      • Rate limiting
        • Dynamic rate limiting
    • Path Prefixes
    • Fallback Routes
    • Subdomain Routing
    • Namespace Prefixes
    • Name Prefixes
  • Signed Routes
    • Signing a Route
    • Modifying Routes to Allow Signed Links
  • Views
    • Returning Simple Routes Directly with Route::view()
    • Using View Composers to Share Variables with Every View
  • Controllers
    • Getting User Input
    • Injecting Dependencies into Controllers
    • Resource Controllers
      • The methods of Laravels resource controllers
      • Binding a resource controller
    • API Resource Controllers
      • Binding an API resource controller
    • Single Action Controllers
  • Route Model Binding
    • Implicit Route Model Binding
    • Custom Route Model Binding
  • Route Caching
  • Form Method Spoofing
    • HTTP Verbs in Laravel
    • HTTP Method Spoofing in HTML Forms
  • CSRF Protection
  • Redirects
    • redirect()->to()
    • redirect()->route()
    • redirect()->back()
    • Other Redirect Methods
    • redirect()->with()
  • Aborting the Request
  • Custom Responses
    • response()->make()
    • response()->json() and ->jsonp()
    • response()->download(), ->streamDownload(), and ->file()
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 4. Blade Templating
  • Echoing Data
  • Control Structures
    • Conditionals
      • @if
      • @unless and @endunless
    • Loops
      • @for, @foreach, and @while
      • @forelse and @endforelse
  • Template Inheritance
    • Defining Sections with @section/@show and @yield
      • @extends
      • @section and @endsection
      • @parent
    • Including View Partials
      • @include
      • @each
    • Using Stacks
    • Using Components and Slots
      • Multiple slots
      • Aliasing a component to be a directive
  • View Composers and Service Injection
    • Binding Data to Views Using View Composers
      • Sharing a variable globally
      • View-scoped view composers with closures
      • View-scoped view composers with classes
    • Blade Service Injection
  • Custom Blade Directives
    • Parameters in Custom Blade Directives
    • Example: Using Custom Blade Directives for a Multitenant App
    • Easier Custom Directives for if Statements
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 5. Databases and Eloquent
  • Configuration
    • Database Connections
    • Other Database Configuration Options
    • Defining Migrations
      • Creating a migration
      • Creating tables
      • Creating columns
      • Building extra properties fluently
      • Dropping tables
      • Modifying columns
      • Indexes and foreign keys
        • Adding indexes
        • Removing indexes
        • Adding and removing foreign keys
    • Running Migrations
  • Seeding
    • Creating a Seeder
    • Model Factories
      • Creating a model factory
      • Using a model factory
        • Overriding properties when calling a model factory
        • Generating more than one instance with a model factory
      • Pro-level model factories
        • Attaching relationships when defining model factories
        • Defining and accessing multiple model factory states
  • Query Builder
    • Basic Usage of the DB Facade
    • Raw SQL
      • Raw selects
      • Parameter bindings and named bindings
      • Raw inserts
      • Raw updates
      • Raw deletes
    • Chaining with the Query Builder
      • Constraining methods
      • Modifying methods
      • Conditional methods
      • Ending/returning methods
      • Writing raw queries inside query builder methods with DB::raw
      • Joins
      • Unions
      • Inserts
      • Updates
      • Deletes
      • JSON operations
    • Transactions
  • Introduction to Eloquent
    • Creating and Defining Eloquent Models
      • Table name
      • Primary key
        • Timestamps
    • Retrieving Data with Eloquent
      • Get one
      • Get many
      • Chunking responses with chunk()
      • Aggregates
    • Inserts and Updates with Eloquent
      • Inserts
      • Updates
      • Mass assignment
      • firstOrCreate() and firstOrNew()
    • Deleting with Eloquent
      • Normal deletes
      • Soft deletes
        • Enabling soft deletes
        • Querying with soft deletes
        • Restoring soft-deleted entities
        • Force-deleting soft-deleted entities
    • Scopes
      • Local scopes
      • Global scopes
        • Removing global scopes
    • Customizing Field Interactions with Accessors, Mutators, and Attribute Casting
      • Accessors
      • Mutators
      • Attribute casting
      • Date mutators
    • Eloquent Collections
      • Introducing the base collection
      • What Eloquent collections add
    • Eloquent Serialization
      • Returning models directly from route methods
      • Hiding attributes from JSON
    • Eloquent Relationships
      • One to one
      • One to many
        • Using relationships as query builders
        • Selecting only records that have a related item
      • Has many through
      • Has one through
      • Many to many
        • Getting data from the pivot table
      • Polymorphic
      • Many to many polymorphic
    • Child Records Updating Parent Record Timestamps
      • Eager loading
        • Constraining eager loads
        • Lazy eager loading
      • Eager loading only the count
  • Eloquent Events
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 6. Frontend Components
  • Laravel Mix
    • Mix Folder Structure
    • Running Mix
    • What Does Mix Provide?
      • Source maps
      • Pre- and post-processors
      • Preprocessorless CSS
      • Concatenating JavaScript
      • Processing JavaScript
      • Copying files or directories
      • Versioning
      • Vue and React
      • Hot Module Replacement
      • Vendor extraction
      • Environment variables in Mix
  • Frontend Presets and Auth Scaffolding
    • Frontend Presets
      • Third-party frontend presets
    • Auth Scaffolding
  • Pagination
    • Paginating Database Results
    • Manually Creating Paginators
  • Message Bags
    • Named Error Bags
  • String Helpers, Pluralization, and Localization
    • The String Helpers and Pluralization
    • Localization
      • Basic localization
      • Parameters in localization
      • Pluralization in localization
      • Storing the default string as the key with JSON
  • Testing
    • Testing Message and Error Bags
    • Translation and Localization
  • TL;DR
• 7. Collecting and Handling User Data
  • Injecting a Request Object
    • $request->all()
    • $request->except() and $request->only()
    • $request->has()
    • $request->input()
    • $request->method() and ->isMethod()
    • Array Input
    • JSON Input (and $request->json())
  • Route Data
    • From Request
    • From Route Parameters
  • Uploaded Files
  • Validation
    • validate() on the Request Object
    • Manual Validation
    • Custom Rule Objects
    • Displaying Validation Error Messages
  • Form Requests
    • Creating a Form Request
    • Using a Form Request
  • Eloquent Model Mass Assignment
  • {{ Versus {!!
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 8. Artisan and Tinker
  • An Introduction to Artisan
  • Basic Artisan Commands
    • Options
    • The Grouped Commands
  • Writing Custom Artisan Commands
    • A Sample Command
    • Arguments and Options
      • Argumentsrequired, optional, and/or with defaults
      • Optionsrequired values, value defaults, and shortcuts
      • Array arguments and array options
      • Input descriptions
    • Using Input
      • argument() and arguments()
      • option() and options()
    • Prompts
    • Output
      • Table output
      • Progress bars
    • Writing Closure-Based Commands
  • Calling Artisan Commands in Normal Code
  • Tinker
  • Laravel Dump Server
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 9. User Authentication and Authorization
  • The User Model and Migration
  • Using the auth() Global Helper and the Auth Facade
  • The Auth Controllers
    • RegisterController
      • RegistersUsers trait
    • LoginController
      • AuthenticatesUsers trait
      • ThrottlesLogins trait
    • ResetPasswordController
    • ForgotPasswordController
    • VerificationController
  • Auth::routes()
  • The Auth Scaffold
  • Remember Me
  • Manually Authenticating Users
  • Manually Logging Out a User
    • Invalidating Sessions on Other Devices
  • Auth Middleware
  • Email Verification
  • Blade Authentication Directives
  • Guards
    • Changing the Default Guard
    • Using Other Guards Without Changing the Default
    • Adding a New Guard
    • Closure Request Guards
    • Creating a Custom User Provider
    • Custom User Providers for Nonrelational Databases
  • Auth Events
  • Authorization (ACL) and Roles
    • Defining Authorization Rules
    • The Gate Facade (and Injecting Gate)
    • Resource Gates
    • The Authorize Middleware
    • Controller Authorization
    • Checking on the User Instance
    • Blade Checks
    • Intercepting Checks
    • Policies
      • Generating policies
      • Checking policies
      • Overriding policies
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 10. Requests, Responses, and Middleware
  • Laravels Request Lifecycle
    • Bootstrapping the Application
      • Laravels kernel
    • Service Providers
      • boot(), register(), and deferring on service providers
  • The Request Object
    • Getting a Request Object in Laravel
    • Getting Basic Information About a Request
      • Basic user input
      • User and request state
      • Files
      • Persistence
  • The Response Object
    • Using and Creating Response Objects in Controllers
      • Setting headers
      • Adding cookies
    • Specialized Response Types
      • View responses
      • Download responses
      • File responses
      • JSON responses
      • Redirect responses
      • Custom response macros
      • The Responsable interface
  • Laravel and Middleware
    • An Introduction to Middleware
    • Creating Custom Middleware
      • Understanding middlewares handle() method
    • Binding Middleware
      • Binding global middleware
      • Binding route middleware
      • Using middleware groups
    • Passing Parameters to Middleware
  • Trusted Proxies
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 11. The Container
  • A Quick Introduction to Dependency Injection
  • Dependency Injection and Laravel
  • The app() Global Helper
  • How the Container Is Wired
  • Binding Classes to the Container
    • Binding to a Closure
    • Binding to Singletons, Aliases, and Instances
    • Binding a Concrete Instance to an Interface
    • Contextual Binding
  • Constructor Injection in Laravel Framework Files
  • Method Injection
  • Facades and the Container
    • How Facades Work
    • Real-Time Facades
  • Service Providers
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 12. Testing
  • Testing Basics
  • Naming Tests
  • The Testing Environment
  • The Testing Traits
    • RefreshDatabase
    • WithoutMiddleware
    • DatabaseMigrations
    • DatabaseTransactions
  • Simple Unit Tests
  • Application Testing: How It Works
    • TestCase
  • HTTP Tests
    • Testing Basic Pages with $this->get() and Other HTTP Calls
    • Testing JSON APIs with $this->getJson() and Other JSON HTTP Calls
    • Assertions Against $response
    • Authenticating Responses
    • A Few Other Customizations to Your HTTP Tests
    • Handling Exceptions in Application Tests
  • Database Tests
    • Using Model Factories in Tests
    • Seeding in Tests
  • Testing Other Laravel Systems
    • Event Fakes
    • Bus and Queue Fakes
    • Mail Fakes
    • Notification Fakes
    • Storage Fakes
  • Mocking
    • A Quick Introduction to Mocking
    • A Quick Introduction to Mockery
    • Faking Other Facades
  • Testing Artisan Commands
    • Asserting Against Artisan Command Syntax
  • Browser Tests
    • Choosing a Tool
    • Testing with Dusk
      • Installing Dusk
      • Writing Dusk tests
      • Authentication and databases
      • Interactions with the page
      • Waiting
      • Other assertions
      • Other organizational structures
        • Pages
        • Components
  • TL;DR
• 13. Writing APIs
  • The Basics of REST-Like JSON APIs
  • Controller Organization and JSON Returns
  • Reading and Sending Headers
    • Sending Response Headers in Laravel
    • Reading Request Headers in Laravel
  • Eloquent Pagination
  • Sorting and Filtering
    • Sorting Your API Results
    • Filtering Your API Results
  • Transforming Results
    • Writing Your Own Transformer
    • Nesting and Relationships with Custom Transformers
  • API Resources
    • Creating a Resource Class
    • Resource Collections
    • Nesting Relationships
    • Using Pagination with API Resources
    • Conditionally Applying Attributes
    • More Customizations for API Resources
  • API Authentication with Laravel Passport
    • A Brief Introduction to OAuth 2.0
    • Installing Passport
    • Passports API
    • Passports Available Grant Types
      • Password grant
      • Authorization code grant
      • Personal access tokens
      • Tokens from Laravel session authentication (synchronizer tokens)
    • Managing Clients and Tokens with the Passport API and Vue Components
      • The routes
      • The Vue components
    • Passport Scopes
    • Deploying Passport
  • API Token Authentication
  • Customizing 404 Responses
    • Triggering the Fallback Route
  • Testing
    • Testing Passport
  • TL;DR
• 14. Storage and Retrieval
  • Local and Cloud File Managers
    • Configuring File Access
    • Using the Storage Facade
    • Adding Additional Flysystem Providers
  • Basic File Uploads and Manipulation
  • Simple File Downloads
  • Sessions
    • Accessing the Session
    • Methods Available on Session Instances
    • Flash Session Storage
  • Cache
    • Accessing the Cache
    • Methods Available on Cache Instances
  • Cookies
    • Cookies in Laravel
    • Accessing the Cookie Tools
      • The Cookie facade
      • The cookie() global helper
      • Cookies on Request and Response objects
        • Reading cookies from Request objects
        • Setting cookies on Response objects
  • Logging
    • When and Why to Use Logs
    • Writing to the Logs
    • Log Channels
      • The single channel
      • The daily channel
      • The slack channel
      • The stack channel
      • Writing to specific log channels
  • Full-Text Search with Laravel Scout
    • Installing Scout
    • Marking Your Model for Indexing
    • Searching Your Index
    • Queues and Scout
    • Performing Operations Without Indexing
    • Conditionally Indexing Models
    • Manually Triggering Indexing via Code
    • Manually Triggering Indexing via the CLI
  • Testing
    • File Storage
      • Uploading fake files
      • Returning fake files
    • Session
    • Cache
    • Cookies
    • Log
    • Scout
  • TL;DR
• 15. Mail and Notifications
  • Mail
    • Classic Mail
    • Basic Mailable Mail Usage
    • Mail Templates
    • Methods Available in build()
    • Attachments and Inline Images
    • Markdown Mailables
      • Markdown components
    • Rendering Mailables to the Browser
    • Queues
    • Local Development
      • The log driver
      • Mailtrap.io
      • Universal to
  • Notifications
    • Defining the via() Method for Your Notifiables
    • Sending Notifications
      • Sending notifications using the Notifiable trait
      • Sending notifications with the Notification facade
    • Queueing Notifications
    • Out-of-the-Box Notification Types
      • Email notifications
        • Markdown mail notifications
      • Database notifications
      • Broadcast notifications
      • SMS notifications
      • Slack notifications
      • Other notifications
  • Testing
    • Mail
    • Notifications
  • TL;DR
• 16. Queues, Jobs, Events, Broadcasting, and the Scheduler
  • Queues
    • Why Queues?
    • Basic Queue Configuration
    • Queued Jobs
      • Creating a job
      • Pushing a job onto a queue
        • Customizing the connection
        • Customizing the queue
        • Customizing the delay
        • Running a Queue Worker
        • Handling Errors
      • Exceptions in handling
      • Limiting the number of tries
      • Handling failed jobs
    • Controlling the Queue
    • Queues Supporting Other Functions
  • Laravel Horizon
  • Events
    • Firing an Event
    • Listening for an Event
      • Event subscribers
  • Broadcasting Events over WebSockets, and Laravel Echo
    • Configuration and Setup
    • Broadcasting an Event
    • Receiving the Message
      • Simple WebSockets listening with Pusher
    • Advanced Broadcasting Tools
      • Excluding the current user from broadcast events
      • The broadcast service provider
        • Binding authorization definitions for WebSocket channels
    • Laravel Echo (the JavaScript Side)
      • Bringing Echo into your project
      • Using Echo for basic event broadcasting
      • Private channels and basic authentication
      • Presence channels
      • Excluding the current user
      • Subscribing to notifications with Echo
      • Client events
  • Scheduler
    • Available Task Types
    • Available Time Frames
    • Defining Time Zones for Scheduled Commands
    • Blocking and Overlap
    • Handling Task Output
    • Task Hooks
  • Testing
  • TL;DR
• 17. Helpers and Collections
  • Helpers
    • Arrays
    • Strings
    • Application Paths
    • URLs
    • Miscellaneous
  • Collections
    • The Basics
    • A Few Methods
  • TL;DR
• 18. The Laravel Ecosystem
  • Tools Covered in This Book
    • Valet
    • Homestead
    • The Laravel Installer
    • Mix
    • Dusk
    • Passport
    • Horizon
    • Echo
  • Tools Not Covered in This Book
    • Forge
    • Envoyer
    • Cashier
    • Socialite
    • Nova
    • Spark
    • Lumen
    • Envoy
    • Telescope
  • Other Resources
• Glossary
• Index