laravel-13-patterns

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a comprehensive guide to best practices and patterns for building Laravel 13 applications, ensuring consistent, maintainable architecture.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Laravel 13 Patterns: Covers a wide range of patterns, including attribute-driven models, modular structure, Actions, Services, DTOs, Eloquent best practices, Queues, Caching, API Resources, and Event-driven design.
• Model Attributes: Introduces PHP 8 attribute-driven model configuration in Laravel 13.
• Queue Job Attributes: Explains how to use attributes for queue jobs.
• Console Command Attributes: Demonstrates how to use attributes for console commands.
• Modular/Domain Structure: Provides guidelines for organizing Laravel applications.
• Actions vs Services: Offers guidance on when to use Actions and Services.
• DTOs and Value Objects: Explains the use of DTOs and Value Objects for request data and domain logic.
• Eloquent Best Practices: Offers quick references for Eloquent relationships, performance, model design, and advanced features.
• Form Requests: Describes how to use Form Requests for validation and authorization.
• API Resources: Explains how to create consistent API response envelopes.
• Queues: Provides information on job structures, batching, and unique jobs.
• Events and Listeners: Discusses event handling in Laravel.
• Caching: Covers cache tags, the remember pattern, and model cache invalidation.
• Policies and Gates: Explains how to use Policies and Gates for authorization.
• Pipeline Pattern: Shows how to use the Pipeline pattern in Laravel.
• Service Container: Discusses contextual binding, tagging, and singletons.
• Rate Limiting: Explains how to implement rate limiting.
• Blade Components: Provides an example of creating a Blade component.
• Testing Actions: Offers guidance on testing Actions.
• Architecture Flow: Describes the recommended architecture flow for Laravel applications.

Quick Start

Use the laravel-13-patterns skill to implement a new feature in your Laravel application by following the best practices and patterns outlined in the skill.