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Extending Functionality

Preface

  • Introduction
  • Features
  • System Design
  • Implementation Highlights

Installation

  • System Requirements
  • Installation Instructions
  • Upgrade Guide

Setup

  • Manage Reaction Types
  • Setup Reacterable
  • Setup Reactable

High-level API

  • Reacterable
  • Reactable
  • Reacter Facade
  • Reactant Facade
  • Reacterable Filtering
  • Reactable Ordering
  • Reactable Filtering
  • Reaction Events

Low-level API

  • ReactionType
  • Reacter
  • Reactant
  • Reaction
  • ReactionCounter
  • ReactionTotal

Performance

  • Eager Loading
  • Aggregation Queue

Customization

  • Custom Jobs Dispatching
  • Migration Customization
  • Models Registration
  • Extending Functionality
  • Custom Setup Migrations
  • Custom Database Storage

Development

  • Contribution Guide
  • Testing

Troubleshooting

  • Recount Statistics
  • Restore Missing Reacters
  • Restore Missing Reactants

Meta

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  • Alternatives
  • License
  • CyberCog
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Extending Functionality

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Final Classes

Being able to extend a class is a flexible feature. In fact it's so flexible that it can be tricky to forsee all possible ways a class can be extended. As a defensive measure all Laravel Love classes will be declared as final unless we'll need to make them extendable.

Updated almost 6 years ago


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    • Final Classes