Tag: php
After a few days of struggling I have found a few-lines long solution to
the problem of how to show ReCaptcha after a few hits on the endpoint. It
is useful for for instance for payment gateway integration, where this way
you make sure attacker is not abusing your app to find out…
When browsing a PHP documentation, an example at the bottom of the
Complex (curly) syntax
section explaining a usage of a
scope resolution operator
(::) within a curly syntax for strings in PHP caught my eye. Let's look
at it:
<?php
// Show all errors.
error_reporting(E_ALL);
…
I needed to create a validation rule in Laravel that would accept either of
the two inputs, but not both and at least one had to be supplied. In other
words, I had to apply the XOR logic operation on them:
ABXOR
000
011
101
110
The search results did offer many solutions but I d…
Testing if the command was actually scheduled might be a controversial
question. Should we test if the scheduler is working and running tasks on
time? Obviously no, it provided via framework and we can even see that
the tests are present
and
integrate together.
But there is a par…
What I've found myself usually doing when working with Queues in Laravel is
a need to run jobs manually. Especially the jobs that have no arguments,
usually some maintenance tasks like pruning excess logs generating a
suggestions for user. These kind of jobs are a great candidate…