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Thank you for the article, I really like the tips mentioned, especially the query scopes, which are a nice way to reduce repetition in Repositories for your app.
My eye just caught something while reading the article, shouldn't the filter method be used as (for filtering unpaid invoices in your example): $activeInvoices = $invoices->filter(function ($invoice) {
return !$invoice->paid;
});
With the !
It seems weird that the condition in the closure for the reject and the filter function are the same.
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Thank you for the article, I really like the tips mentioned, especially the query scopes, which are a nice way to reduce repetition in Repositories for your app.
My eye just caught something while reading the article, shouldn't the filter method be used as (for filtering unpaid invoices in your example):
$activeInvoices = $invoices->filter(function ($invoice) {return !$invoice->paid;
});
With the
!It seems weird that the condition in the closure for the
rejectand thefilterfunction are the same.