Comment by bdsl on PHP class instantiation. To use or not to use the...
It's not really a function call - the constructor, if it exists, is called automatically by the system, but not directly. The return value from new is the new instance, it isn't anything returned from...
View ArticleComment by bdsl on phpunit - testing is painfully slow
It looks like Hash is a Laravel class - so only relevant if you're testing Laravel code that uses password hashing.
View ArticleComment by bdsl on How do I make a redirect in PHP?
It doesn't have to be the first statement in the code. It just has to before any output. Organise your code to do all logic before it starts printing output - then probably it should print the prepared...
View ArticleComment by bdsl on How to prevent access via reflection?
And if you are concerned about security restricting access to reflection isn't really enough on its own to be worthwhile. If the untrusted code can read, write or delete any file on the computer then...
View ArticleComment by bdsl on Is data injected into a HTTPS POST response secure from...
I think this answer misunderstands the question - and the OP may not really be understanding the situation. The Laravel merge function that the OP proposes to use is only adding data into the server...
View ArticleComment by bdsl on DDD: Should 'country' be a Value Object or an Entity?
To maybe clarify this a bit. We know that in the real world countries can change. For instance Czech Republic was renamed to Czechia. The question is does your application need to understand that that...
View ArticleComment by bdsl on How to represent hit count with Domain Driven Design
PHP typically uses a 'share-nothing' architecture, where each web request is handled in one separate thread and there is no communication between threads. So we don't hand tasks off directly to other...
View ArticleComment by bdsl on How can I handle a leap second correctly in my application
> Timestamps are just number of seconds (all seconds, doesn't matter leap or not) that pass from predefined date This isn't true. The unix timestamp explicitly excludes leap seconds. It counts only...
View ArticleComment by bdsl on PHP Unit Testing without a framework... Possible? Advisable?
@Gordon PHPUnit is itself a framework
View ArticleComment by bdsl on Theory: Compression algorithm that makes some files...
This doesn't seem remarkable - plain ascii files use only 7 bits out of every 8, so there's quite a bit of space (every 8th bit) for the file to 'grow' into without actually growing on disk.
View ArticleComment by bdsl on PHP: Best way to get a DateTimeImmutable object for a...
They're badly named, at least by current fashions. They should be wither methods instead of setter methods.
View ArticleComment by bdsl on Why is my stencil components library failing to generate a...
@AndrewF Sorry, I haven't found an answer yet.
View ArticleComment by bdsl on Is there an elegant way to have value objects in typescript?
And I see that this works even if I create another class LegalName with the same shape but a different validation rule - e.g. perhaps a LegalName has to contain a space. If I try to use one in place of...
View ArticleComment by bdsl on Why are TypeScript arrays covariant?
PHP has a built in array type that's different to anything else in the language, and they are not generally aliased. Instead a copy-on-write system is used when assigning or passing. I think it avoids...
View ArticleAnswer by bdsl for Passing popup link so it shows on the address bar
You can use the Javascript history API to change the address in the address bar without reloading the page. Mozilla provides instructions at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History_API
View ArticleHow safe is it to use PhpStorm's refactoring commands
I have some PHP code that is does not have good test coverage and is not easily testable in its current state. If I use commands from the refactor menu of PhpStorm, and make no other changes, how sure...
View ArticleAnswer by bdsl for Should I use GET or POST when requesting sensitive data?
If the data is highly sensitive, consider using a POST. It's easy to issue a GET request without much thought - for instance if someone is looking at log file while logged in to the application with...
View ArticleAnswer by bdsl for How to handle config files and default settings when using...
Don't have a configuration file. Let the code which includes your project set configuration values at run time.If you are working in object oriented php you may want to take any required configuration...
View ArticleAnswer by bdsl for PHPUnit Mock Change the expectations later
Continue building the mock in setUp() but set the expectation separately in each test:class FooTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase { private $myservice; private $foo; public function setUp(){...
View ArticleAnswer by bdsl for Send email with a template using php
Create your template file, e.g,/path/to/templates/template.twig:Dear {{name}},Thank you for writing to us about {{subject}}.Then follow the instructions at https://twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/api.html to...
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