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Dynamic Method Helpers

Before using Laravel I was a big fan of Ruby on Rails and the feature that I loved the most about Ruby on Rails was the ability to create a helper method (in a module) and being able to call it like a global method.

Pretty cool isn't it?

Now as you might guess I want to have the same thing in Laravel.

Oh I should have said I have the same thing now with Laravel :)

Disclaimer: Of course you can create a folder with many files helpers or just one global file helper and autoload it with Composer but I rather prefer to create a class and it's much more clear when testing. So everyone may not like it!

Here are the steps if you also want it:

Install the package through Composer

Register the package service provider in by adding:

Create a directory in your folder.

Now you can create a directory in your folder.

Add some classes with your helper methods

PS: All helper methods need to be static.

Have fun now as me by using your helper methods

You can also call it with:

Don't forget to change accordingly to your application's root namespace. But that is exactly what I want to avoid (that long stuff).

More Configuration?

The folder name and the namespace can be easily changed via the configuration file. Just publish it and edit it as you want:

Cheers!

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Requires php Version >=7.0.0
illuminate/support Version ~5.0|~6.0|~7.0|~8.0
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