Illuminate\Contracts\Console Interfaces Application Kernel

Illuminate\Contracts\Config Interfaces Repository

Illuminate\Contracts\Cache Interfaces Factory Repository Store

Illuminate\Contracts\Bus Interfaces Dispatcher HandlerResolver QueueingDispatcher SelfHandling

Illuminate\Contracts\Broadcasting Interfaces Broadcaster Factory ShouldBroadcast ShouldBroadcastNow

Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\Access Interfaces Authorizable Gate

Illuminate\Contracts\Auth Interfaces Authenticatable CanResetPassword Guard PasswordBroker Registrar UserProvider

Contracts Introduction Contracts Vs. Facades When To Use Contracts Loose Coupling Simplicity How To Use Contracts Contract Reference Introduction Laravel's Contracts are a set of interfaces that define the core services provided by the framework. For example, a Illuminate\Contracts\Queue\Queue contract defines the methods needed for queueing jobs, while the Illuminate\Contracts\Mail\Mailer contract defines the methods needed for sending e-mail. Each contract has a corresponding implementa

Illuminate\Contracts Namespaces Illuminate\Contracts\AuthIlluminate\Contracts\BusIlluminate\Contracts\CacheIlluminate\Contracts\ConfigIlluminate\Contracts\ConsoleIlluminate\Contracts\ContainerIlluminate\Contracts\CookieIlluminate\Contracts\DatabaseIlluminate\Contracts\DebugIlluminate\Contracts\EncryptionIlluminate\Contracts\EventsIlluminate\Contracts\FilesystemIlluminate\Contracts\FoundationIlluminate\Contracts\HashingIlluminate\Contracts\HttpIlluminate\Contracts\LoggingIlluminate\Contracts\Ma

void __construct(Container $container, string $concrete) Create a new contextual binding builder. Parameters Container $container string $concrete Return Value void