[7.x] Introduced basic padding (both, left, right) methods to Str and Stringable… #34053
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telkins
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@telkins can you also PR these to the docs? Thanks! |
@driesvints Only if I can get my hands on Blade UI Kit...right now...! 😜 Kidding...of course. I'll try to get that done this weekend, if that's OK. Thx. |
@driesvints I just decided to try to get it out of the way right now. Hope it's OK. Thx. |
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Basically, this brings PHP's
str_pad()into Laravel'sStrandStringableclasses. I looked quickly for such support in the code and the docs and couldn't find any. Likewise, I couldn't find any previous PRs (accepted or rejected) that mentionedstr_pad.I added tests, but no documentation. I don't mind updating the docs once I know it's likely to be accepted. Hopefully that makes sense.
I explicitly provided the pad type argument when it matches the default. I thought about removing it, but decided that being explicit might be the better choice after all.
Any feedback is welcome.
Thx. 🤓