Milad Reyhani miladr

Laravel has an awesome command called "tinker". This is just a really quick way for you to interact with your application in the command line. It has a great use for debugging new models. Let's check out a quick example:

php artisan tinker

You are now dropped into a PHP terminal. Here you can input whatever you want to execute, like the following.

$user = new User;
$user-&gt;first_name = Adam;

	<?php

	# Create a list with numbers ranging from 10 to 20.
	Form::selectRange('number', 10, 20);

	# Create a list with years ranging from 1900 to 2000.
	Form::selectYear('year', 1900, 2000);

	# Creates a list with month names.
	Form::selectMonth('month');

	function assertType(obj, type) {
	return obj.constructor.name === type.name
	}

	console.info(assertType("test", String)); //true
	console.info(assertType(1, String)); //false
	console.info(assertType(1, Number)); //true

	function Book(){};
	function Desk(){};