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Introducting the Tappable trait to use 'tap' with any class

Link – protone.media

Recently Laravel introduced a Tappable trait. This blogpost explains what this trait allows you to do.

As you might know, the Laravel framework comes with a handy tap method which allows you to call the given closure with the given value and then return the value. Sounds confusing? It probably is until you've seen it!

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