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Laravel Collections

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riasvdv·vlatest·backend·MIT

This skill simplifies complex array operations in Laravel by providing a fluent interface for manipulating collections efficiently and concisely.

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    $ npx skills add riasvdv/skills --skill laravel-collections -a claude-code

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riasvdv

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laravel-collections/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill provides access to Laravel Collections, a powerful tool for working with arrays of data in PHP. It allows you to chain methods together to transform and manipulate collections efficiently, simplifying common tasks like filtering, mapping, and reducing data sets. The skill enables AI agents to perform complex operations on array-based data within a Laravel environment.

When to use it

  • Data Transformation: When needing to filter, map, or otherwise transform data retrieved from a database or API.
  • Complex Calculations: For performing calculations (e.g., summing values, finding averages) across multiple elements in an array.
  • Laravel Development: When building Laravel applications and requiring efficient array manipulation capabilities.
  • Data Aggregation: To aggregate data from various sources into a consolidated format for reporting or analysis.

Key capabilities

  • Chaining methods on collections
  • Filtering collection items based on conditions
  • Mapping collection items to new values
  • Reducing collections to single values (e.g., sum, average)

Example prompts

  • "Filter this Laravel collection of users to only show those with an active subscription."
  • "Calculate the total revenue from this collection of orders."
  • “Transform this array of product IDs into a list of full product details.”

Tips & gotchas

  • This skill requires a working Laravel environment.
  • Familiarity with PHP and Laravel concepts will improve effectiveness.