[5.4] array_random helper #19741
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[5.4] array_random helper #19741
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tillkruss
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Jun 23, 2017
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We should probably support the optional $num argument as well.
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Indeed, the $num argument should be supported.
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Also, just as a proposal: in addition to the regular "raffle tickets" mode, a "dice roll" mode might be added, allowing items to be picked several times. (see fzaninotto/Faker#1060 to better understand what I mean)
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Nice work! And what about docs? The are few functions in src/Illuminate/Support/helpers.php, but not in the docs. Or will documentation be updated with laravel 5.5? |
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I know helper functions are unlikely to be pulled in, but figured I'd at least mention this. (I did include a usage of this helper in the framework FWIW)
I use this personally (especially in testing contexts).
The all to common pattern that makes me feel a little bit bad every time:
same thing with new helper:
much cleaner IMO - let's see what you think though
Thanks as always!