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Informations about the package laravel-extended-support
What It Does
It contains custom mixin classes for built-in macroable facades and also can be configured to load external mixins dynamically. It also includes some custom functions and helper traits.
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
You can publish the config file by:
Configure Mixins
You can remove or add new mixins to the load list and modify concretes by extending classes.
Custom Mixins
You can create any new mixin by artisan command. The command will ask the class name and also provide the full list of classes that uses macroable trait to select easily or enter manually.
You can publish the stubs by:
Or you can manually create a class for mixin and identify the macroable class by @mixin annotation and add it to configuration to be loaded:
Supplements
Str :: Semantic Version
New Semantic Versioning helper class added. You can create a new SemVer instance directly or with macro Str::semVer() function. SemVer class is macroable too.
