Posts tagged with tap
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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My favorite Laravel feature: `higher order tap`. So simple, yet so powerful. ? pic.twitter.com/cfBU4i0zk7
— Raul (@rcubitto) May 2, 2018
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If you want to quickly inspect a return value, you can use tap + logger without adding a variable! #laravel pic.twitter.com/TXA02BYlaC
— Sebastian De Deyne (@sebdedeyne) April 27, 2018
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A little known helper function, called tap was added to Laravel 5.3. In this short post I'll explain how this function can be used. Let's first take a look at the tap function itself. It's actually a very short one. function tap($value, $callback) { $callback($value); return $value; } So you give it…
