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PHPStorm personal notes (PC IS A MAC)

1. cmd + shift (x2) : global search
2. Alt + enter : code block specific helpful options.
3. PHPStorm (PS) has a nice code navigation feature. Urgm…same experience I have with windsurf/vscode.
4. Express testing by clicking on folders/specific tests’ methods. Nice. The command is ctrl + shift + R. Okay. This is super useful for running individual tests with less drag plus save me some clicks in my terminal.
5. Generate tests class with AI assistants: alt + enter -> choose “AI actions” then generate tests.
6. First-class X-debug support. You probably won’t need to use DD again…Well… I might be in the same DD category as you...haha!
7. AI AI AI : PS has native AI assistant available for installation but I will be using, say, a different LLM at least, for now since i'm just getting my hands fresh on it.
8. ….more to come.

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<?php


    // To hook into the saving lifecyle when table rows are reodered in filament tables, all you need is this method, then you can insert the ordering integers to, say, a different table. 
    public function reorderTable(array $order): void
    {

         //e.g: 
        foreach ($order as $orderId => $id) {
            DB::table('table')

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<?php

namespace App\Console\Commands;

use Illuminate\Console\GeneratorCommand;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputArgument;

class MakeServiceCommand extends GeneratorCommand
{
    protected $name = 'make:service';

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<?php

namespace Database\Seeders;

use Illuminate\Database\Seeder;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\DB;

class CountriesTableSeeder extends Seeder
{
    /**

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<?php

namespace Database\Seeders;

use Illuminate\Database\Console\Seeds\WithoutModelEvents;
use Illuminate\Database\Seeder;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\DB;

class StateSeeder extends Seeder
{

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<?php


    private  function getTimeline(array $dates, int $maxDays = 20)
    {
        $weekHolder = [];
        $startDate = null;

        foreach ($dates as $index => $date) {

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       <?php
  
            $validator = Validator::make(
                $request->all(),
                [
                  // you need to pass the question key so that it acts as a validator to make sure we have the array contents.
// if the question key is not added and the form  requests doesn't come with the array contents, the validation will be skipped
                    'question' => 'required',
                    "question.*.id" => "required|integer", // This will validate each `question` array item
                    "question.*.applicant_answer" => "required|integer", // T

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<?php
  
/**
     * This gist assumes that you already have your auth properly set up
     * 
     * At the point of registration or however your flow works, you send a verification link
     *  
     * the laravel default is to send the verification link with the domain for your backend (e.g localhsot:8000)
     * 
     * You don't want that: to generate a signed url that references your frontend domain (e.g localhost:3000)

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<?php
namespace Illuminate\Foundation\Http\Middleware;

//legendary way laravel authenticates SPAs expecially with sanctum
// compare the hash_equals of the server session token (session value generated by hashing the user's password) with the cookie sent to the frontend


class VerifyCsrfToken
{
    /**

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<script setup>
//So in vuejs 3, to declare an integer prop, ideally, you should declare an object passing the prop as an object key and the expected dataype as value for that key 

const props = defineProps({ totalPages : Number})

//another tip: when in the parent component, to pass the value for that integer prop, vuejs expects it to be a dynamic prop binding
</script>
<template>
  <!--- inside parent component -->