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Here is a brief example/preview of the new Laravel 5.5 resource responses. Taylor will be going into much greater detail about this at the Laracon EU conference (2017).

Resource Response

{
  "data": {
    "id": "0b1a798c-7e7e-46d1-8c4c-0c786730d36f",
    "name": null,
    "status": "Ready"

This is a little trait I use to stack output over the course of a command and display all the output at the end.

trait StackableOutput
{
    protected $stackedOutput = [];

    private function stackOutput($content, $type = 'line')
    {
 array_push($this-&gt;stackedOutput, [

This is the process and standard that I use for the vast majority of my Laravel code bases and projects.

For more information about php-cs-fixer visit the project repository: FriendsOfPHP/PHP-CS-FIXER.

Setup

Add the following .php_cs file to the root of your project.

.php_cs

	-- Define the map of applications and their default sizes
	local appSizeMap = {
	["Telegram"] = {{w=470, h=900}, {w=1160, h=710}},
	["Todoist"] = {{w=635, h=920}, {w=1115, h=760}},
	["Slack"] = {{w=1300, h=780}, {w=980, h=670}},
	["WezTerm"] = {w=1357, h=920}
	}

	-- Store the current index of the size for each application
	local appSizeIndex = {}

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	script_name="$(basename "$0")"

	_verify_dependencies() {
	_print_err() {
	printf "[$SCRIPT_NAME] \033[31m%s\033[0m\n" "$1"
	}

	if ! command -v gum &>/dev/null; then