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We suggest to use node.js for api integration tests.

Upsides

• Code sharing between frontend and testers (Entity (sctructure + bound logic), Factory, Mapper).
• Filling the test-coverage gap between backend and frontend. Currently this is the most untested and dangerous part.
• Node is better than php to work with dynamic data structures.
• Making frontend guys happy as our burden will be lightened.

Downsides

• Testers should have to learn JS. Though tests don't pose much a difficulty.

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<template>
    <div>
        <vm-clock
                v-if="! showMinutes"
                type="hours"
                v-model="hours"
                @input="showMinutes = true"
        >
            <vm-am-pm-switch v-model="amPm"/>
        </vm-clock>

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<?php

namespace Upping\Console\Commands;

use Bican\Roles\Models\Role;
use Illuminate\Console\Command;
use Upping\Models\User;
use Upping\Repositories\UserRepository;

class FixUserRoles extends Command

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import CountryRepository from '../classes/Api/CountryRepository.js'
import Country from "../classes/Domain/Entity/Country";

export default {
  _isInitialized: false,
  _countries: [],

  get countries (): Array<Country> {
    if (!this._isInitialized) {
      this._isInitialized = true

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// Class

export default class Executor {
  command: Function
  wasLastRunFine: Boolean = false
  runCount: Number = 0 // Currently active commands count
  wasRun: Boolean = false
  wasRunFine: Boolean = false
  wasRunBad: Boolean = false

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/**
 * Remove item from array via identity check.
 *
 * @param array
 * @param item
 * @returns {[*]}
 */
static remove (array: Array, item) {
  const result = [...array]

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<?php

namespace App\Console\Commands;

use Illuminate\Console\Command;

class ConvertBYRToBYN extends Command
{
   
    protected $signature = 'convert-byr-to-byn';

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Let’s compare Laravel and Doctrine migrations

This article is targeted on Laravel beginners. No skills required whatsoever. Article is a tad opinionated, so take it with a grain of salt. Also, details are omitted for the sake of brevity.

In this article I will do the actual comparison as well as give several hints to get started.

If you’ve never heard of Doctrine, it is database abstraction layer. Sorta like Eloquent, but different type: Laravel is active record (AR), while Doctrine is object relational mapper (ORM).

Laravel migrations (docs)

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<template>
    <div>
        <pre v-text="$data | json"></pre>
    </div>
</template>

<script>
    export default {
        data (){
            return {

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<template>
    <div class="ajax-select" :class="{'default': ! isTouched}">
        <multiselect
                :options="options"
                :selected.sync="selected"
                :multiple="false"
                :placeholder="placeholder"
                :on-search-change="fetchData"
                key=""
                :label="label"