How to use Customized Function Laravel Framework
Function :
function convertNumberToWord()
{
}
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Your question seems to be answered here: stackoverflow.com/questions/28290332/…Jocelyn– Jocelyn2016-02-23 15:40:06 +00:00Commented Feb 23, 2016 at 15:40
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What you could do for starters, is to create a helpers.php file anywhere inside app dir, and require it in the file routes.php located at app/Http.
This will make your custom functions available everywhere in laravel.
Later on you should consider using a ServiceProvider for doing this, as that is the proper laravel way to it.
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David Barker
why would you require it in routes.php? A far more robust solution would be to add it to the files autoloader in composer. I can't see why you would use a service provider either to require helper libraries.
user2094178
You are assuming the OP is well acquainted with
composer and laravel, hence the context.David Barker
I understand your reasoning, however teaching inadequate practices on the premise that someone won't understand you is not a particularly good way to teach. Explanation and detail in answers will go much further to assisting and will probably earn you far more +1's.