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You do not need regex for that

$string = '<h1>Title</h1>';
echo str_replace(['<h1>', '</h1>'], '', $string);

$now = now();
$now2 = clone $now;
echo $now->addHours(4)->addMinutes(25)->diffInMinutes($now2);

$time = '04:25';
[$hours, $minutes] = explode(':', $time);

echo (int)$hours * 60 + (int)$minutes;

Bunch of ways you can do it. Depends what are the requirements.

I usually store all times in UTC so if I need to do any translation I can convert it with users time zone. It would be confusing to store based on devices local time. So when the event happens, I guess device will contact your app and your app can store that time in the database as UTC.

Nice video The Problem with Time & Timezones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5wpm-gesOY

@snapey I see your point, but somehow I have more faith into lazy developers cause they tend to do more on a long run.

@snapey I use php artisan serve locally (when Docker is eating too much resources) cause I do not want to install Valet or Homestead, but I never had bad setup in production cause of it.

@snapey even project name is in the URL so I guess that is just a lazy local setup so nothing to fix.

@snapey that is what exactly idempotency is used for. If you would call that email sending job multiple times it would not send the email multiple times.

This worked for me https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9330558/php-how-to-log-fatal-errors

index URL is not defined automatically. It is called index cause it is showing all your resources for that URL.

This worked for me https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9330558/php-how-to-log-fatal-errors

Not sure if something like this can help https://github.com/spatie/crypto

But as I remember there was nothing complex there. What is confusing you?

$gnupg = new gnupg();
$gnupg->import('public.asc');
$gnupg->addencryptkey('fingerprint');
$encrypted = $gnupg->encrypt('json');

You can use afterCreating https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/database-testing#factory-callbacks

Post the code you have.

You can use afterCreating https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/database-testing#factory-callbacks

I always use correct codes.

Interesting. Never tried that. I guess Nova needs model that is defined in Nova resource class in order to work.

Check the routes. Check log files. To me it does not provide any value saying "tried running php artisan config:cache and added a user through the Nova CLI, all with no luck". What was the error? Did error occur?

follows="{{$follows}}"

This part probably still has previous value that was not updated. How do you get that from the database to the HTML?

I'm not sure if I'm missing something but if you are writing that test, why don't you first "generate the pdf" and assert that the URL is accessible, and only after that you destroy the tenant?

It is in your HTML, not PHP. It can be in PHP also, but it needs to be tracked down through HTML.

That is a bad test. And it is failing cause you probably have throttling enabled for that route or in general on your project.

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/routing#rate-limiting

Problem is that follows prop that you pass to your component is outdated. You need to fetch fresh data from the server. So the cause of the issue is outside of this component.

Not sure I fully understand the description but let me try:

jsVariableContainingWhatYouPosted.searchable_columns.filter(i => !['face_style','birth_date'].includes(i.name))

OK, then I'll leave you to figure it out so I don't disrupt your concentration. Don't worry. You will make it.

Not sure if something like this can help https://github.com/spatie/crypto

But as I remember there was nothing complex there. What is confusing you?

$gnupg = new gnupg();
$gnupg->import('public.asc');
$gnupg->addencryptkey('fingerprint');
$encrypted = $gnupg->encrypt('json');

You can add $this->withoutExceptionHandling() in your test method and see what is it complaining about. From what I see your URL seems bit strange. I guess instead of api/order/search you should have api/order/search/. Missing slash at the end.

You do not test orWhereHas and whereHas. You test the response.

1. Seed the database with specific data
2. Make the request
3. Assert that the request contains correct data

You can make few tests for this or cover everything with single test.

Please report back how it works out for you and your project. Thanks for "Best Answer" :)

Laravel Vapor feels like a perfect choice.

You are right, any other suggestions on how to handle all these requests in the code

I would have to know lot more about your code and things that happen in order to say something smart, but considering that you've said:

We started optimizing our cloud for this high traffic, by hitting the database only when it is really necessary, and using caching when possible, we have also moved all the logic to handle the request from a sensor to a job so that we can queue it and return as soon as possible.

I think you are on the right path.

what's the different between : $table->string('xx',1) and $table->char('xx',1) , and there is a limite in the lenght or no ?

They are the same on my setup varchar. Length by default is 255 if you do not provide something else or override it.

and also for URL which is the best to use $table->string or $table->text ?

If you are sure that your URLs will not exceed 255 character limit then you are fine with using string. If not then it is better to use text or longText.

Yeah. But in my mind that does not make sense for a company that has 1500 requests per second to save $39 per month and waste who knows how much time on setup and maintenance.

Haven't checked that in a while, but I think that 65536 is the max for varchar.

what's the different between : $table->string('xx',1) and $table->char('xx',1) , and there is a limite in the lenght or no ?

They are the same on my setup varchar. Length by default is 255 if you do not provide something else or override it.

and also for URL which is the best to use $table->string or $table->text ?

If you are sure that your URLs will not exceed 255 character limit then you are fine with using string. If not then it is better to use text or longText.

Payment gateway talks to the bank. You app only talks to payment gateway. Then from payment gateway you withdraw the money to the bank account.

Laravel Vapor feels like a perfect choice.

What is wrong with this?

Route::resource('/product-phone', 'ProductPhoneController');

Here you go:

• server setup https://courses.serversforhackers.com/scaling-laravel
• database setup https://laracasts.com/series/multitenancy-in-practice
• server management and other features like backup https://forge.laravel.com/

@elenktik depends on the size of the app. If the app is small then I might have database interactions in "service class" methods. But if the app is big then I try to avoid it since you can have to many database queries in single request.

In my unit tests I avoid any tests that interact with the database cause that makes them slow. I only test the PHP code. But in my feature tests I do not mock business logic classes cause I want to make sure that the database has correct changes when the work is done.

In my unit tests I avoid any tests that interact with the database cause that makes them slow. I only test the PHP code. But in my feature tests I do not mock business logic classes cause I want to make sure that the database has correct changes when the work is done.

Go to storage/logs/laravel.log and see what the error is.

LOL, at no point did I figure out that you were talking about Forge :facepalm:

Thanks for the “Best Answer”. All best.

That method does not exist on that class. You can use that method on controllers. So in your controller you can add that to the constructor or define middleware in your route file.

You can just use route throttle. No need to bother with storing the IP and GDPR. Search for throttle on this page https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/middleware

But i saw this mix on Macrumors and I wanted to create the same thing and I was not sure how to do it.

That does not change the fact that you should use one technique which is either AJAX or "search form".

Who wrote the script. It is probably logging in with the sudo user or executing something. If you are sure that you will not break anything then just update sudo version of npm.

Important thing is that it works and you do not have to worry about it.

Sorry. Never used Angular.