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3 min readTo clear cache in Laravel, you can use the Artisan command php artisan cache:clear. This command will clear all cache data stored in the application. Additionally, you can also clear specific cache types such as route cache, configuration cache, view cache, and compiled views by using the respective Artisan commands php artisan route:clear, php artisan config:clear, php artisan view:clear, and php artisan clear-compiled.
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4 min readWhen packaging files with a Vagrant box, you can include important files and configurations that are necessary for the virtual machine to function properly. This can include scripts, configurations, software packages, and more.To package files with a Vagrant box, you first need to create a Vagrantfile that defines the settings and configurations for the virtual machine. You can specify the files and directories that you want to include in the box using the file option in the Vagrantfile.
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9 min readTo connect to a PostgreSQL cluster on DigitalOcean from CircleCI, you will first need to ensure that your CircleCI job has the necessary environment variables set up to store the database connection information, including the host, port, database name, username, and password.You will also need to install the PostgreSQL client on your CircleCI machine to be able to interact with the database cluster. This can typically be done using the package manager available on the CircleCI machine.
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5 min readTo mock a validation rule in Laravel, you can use the Validator facade to create a new instance of the Validator class and pass in the data you want to validate along with the rules you want to mock. You can then use the assertOk() method to check if the rule has passed or failed. Additionally, you can use the assertNotOk() method to check if the rule has failed. By using these methods, you can effectively mock a validation rule in Laravel for testing purposes.
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6 min readTo connect to a database inside Vagrant, you first need to SSH into your Vagrant box. Once you are inside the virtual environment, you can use the command line to access the database.You will need to know the database management system that is being used (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL) as well as the necessary credentials (username, password, database name).You can use the command line or a database management tool (e.g. MySQL Workbench, pgAdmin) to connect to the database.
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6 min readTo enable internet access inside Vagrant, you can start by configuring the network settings in your Vagrantfile. You will need to specify the type of network you want to use (such as private or public), as well as any additional configurations like port forwarding or static IPs.If you are using a private network, make sure that your host machine has internet access and that the virtual machine is able to communicate with it.
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6 min readTo set up a subdomain on DigitalOcean, you first need to login to your DigitalOcean account and navigate to the networking tab. Then, click on the "Domains" option and select the domain for which you want to create a subdomain. Next, click on the "Add a record" button and choose the type of record you want to create (e.g., A, CNAME). Enter the subdomain name and the corresponding value (e.g., IP address or domain) and save the record.
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3 min readTo insert a string into another string in Laravel, you can use the str_replace function provided by PHP. This function allows you to search for a specific substring within a given string and replace it with another substring.Here’s an example of how you can insert a string into another string in Laravel: $string = 'Hello, World!'; $insertedString = 'Laravel '; $newString = str_replace(',', $insertedString, $string); echo $newString; // Output: Hello Laravel World.
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5 min readTo share a folder created inside Vagrant, you can use Vagrant's built-in file sharing capabilities. By default, Vagrant shares the project directory (where the Vagrantfile is located) with the Vagrant machine. However, if you want to share a specific folder that you created inside the Vagrant machine, you can use the config.vm.synced_folder setting in your Vagrantfile.
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7 min readTo reuse a private IP in a VPC with DigitalOcean, you need to first ensure that the IP address is no longer in use by any other resources within the VPC. Once confirmed, you can go to the DigitalOcean control panel and navigate to the networking section. From there, you can assign the private IP address to a new resource or reassign it to an existing resource within the VPC. Make sure to update the necessary configurations on the resource to use the newly assigned private IP address.
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5 min readTo use Laravel's URL::to() function in JavaScript, you can simply echo the desired route URL using the URL::to() function in your Blade view inside a <script> tag. This way, you can make the route URL available for your JavaScript code.For example: <script> var routeUrl = "{{ URL::to('your/route/url') }}"; </script> You can then use the routeUrl variable in your JavaScript code to access the route URL generated by Laravel's URL::to() function.