Laravel Hidden Feature - Responsable Interface - No More Duplicate Code

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Here, we will be looking at one of the hidden features of Laravel. This hidden feature is Responsable Interface. With the help of this interface, we can remove unwanted duplicate code from the controller.

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davidsonzed

I love the way you simplify complicated things 👍

humantruecolors

Tough Laravel topics usually appear to be simple in this channel. 😊

imrjat

Excellent video! Thank you 👏 One refinement though is that you speak of the toResponse() method returning the view data. That’s not actually correct. It returns the response itself, which includes the view data as well as the view. That could confuse some viewers. And of course it doesn’t have to return a view. It can return JSON, a model, text, etc. instead.

theceilidhboy

Instead of having the edit and create actions, I prefer to only have one action called form, which would, in this case, look like the following:

public function form(User $user = null)
{
$roles = Role::get(['id', 'name']);

return view('admin.users.form', [
'user' => $user ?: new User(),
'roles' => $roles
]);
}

With that, I don't have to complicate life with implementing responses

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