If you have ever need to forward or call another controller from a controller in Laravel, here are two methods
This will redirect the request to another controller’s method.
return redirect()->action('[email protected]');
You can also call another method directly without doing a redirect
return app->call('App\Http\Controllers\[email protected]');
Hope one of these methods help!
If you’re a software developer, you most likely use git. Many people are not aware that you can create an alias for commands. Creating alias will make commands easier to remember and quicker to type. Here are some of my favorite git alias I use on a regular basis.
alias gs="git status"
alias wip='git add . && git commit -m "wip"'
alias gpa = "!git pull --rebase --prune [email protected] && git submodule update --init --recursive"alias nah="git reset --hard && git clean -df"
Leave a comment below on your favorite alias commands.
When using Cloudflare to manage your site, you may notice that if you check the ip address of the request, it will be an ip address from Cloudflare. This is happening because Cloudflare is proxying the request to your server. To get around this issue and get the original request ip, you need to configure trusted proxies in Laravel.
This is important because the throttle middleware checks the request ip and throttles based on ip. If all request look like they are coming from Cloudflare, this will cause issues. Read More
If you’re like me and use Laravel Forge to host multiple websites on a single Digital Ocean server, then you may have run into the issue where you need to backup all the sites on your server. You could run Spatie Laravel Backup package on each site but a better solution would be to just deploy a single backup application to the server so you can backup multiple sites. This means you can backup multiple types of sites including WordPress.
I came across a great article from Tim MacDonald. Check it out here
Let me know if you have any questions.