Views Creating Views Passing Data To Views Sharing Data With All Views View Composers Creating Views Views contain the HTML served by your application and separate your controller / application logic from your presentation logic. Views are stored in the resources/views directory. A simple view might look something like this:  <html> <body> <h1>Hello, {{ $name }}</h1> </body> </h

string|array argument(string $key = null) Get the value of a command argument. Parameters string $key Return Value string|array

RouteClearCommand::comment()

void comment(string $string) Write a string as comment output. Parameters string $string Return Value void

DownCommand::secret()

string secret(string $question, bool $fallback = true) Prompt the user for input but hide the answer from the console. Parameters string $question bool $fallback Return Value string

InteractsWithPages::seeIsSelected()

$this seeIsSelected(string $selector, string $value, bool $negate = false) Assert that the expected value is selected. Parameters string $selector string $value bool $negate Return Value $this

DatabaseNotification::setKeyName()

$this setKeyName(string $key) Set the primary key for the model. Parameters string $key Return Value $this

CommandMakeCommand::warn()

void warn(string $string) Write a string as warning output. Parameters string $string Return Value void

RouteClearCommand::warn()

void warn(string $string) Write a string as warning output. Parameters string $string Return Value void

CommandMakeCommand::question()

void question(string $string) Write a string as question output. Parameters string $string Return Value void

AuthManager::shouldUse()

void shouldUse(string $name) Set the default guard driver the factory should serve. Parameters string $name Return Value void