Laravel 6 Advanced - e6 - Pipelines

Pipeline is a design pattern specifically optimized to handle stepped changes to an object. Think of an assembly line, where each step is a pipe and by the end of the line, you have your transformed object. Let's implement a filtering functionality using the pipeline pattern and Laravel.

Pipeline Design Pattern

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[MrMacphist]

thanks for the video! Although passing down "$request" to the pipes might be confusing, because it is actually a Builder instance. Hence, your abstract Filter class might be better understood like this:


use

abstract class Filter
{
public function handle(Builder $builder, \Closure $next)
{
if (! {
return $next($builder);
}

return
}

abstract protected function applyFilter($builder);

protected function filterName()
{
// ...
}
}

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Isn't the `handle` function actually accepting a builder object as the the first arg? At 17:20 you have it as though it is accepting a `$request` object.

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