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<?php  namespace A\Parser;

use A\Parser\ParserDriver;
use Mews\Purifier\Purifier;
use Parsedown;

class ParsedownPurifierParserDriver implements ParserDriver
{

    protected $trusted_settings = [

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class ArticleRepository {
    
    /**
     * Because of how Eloquent works, an instance of a model is also a starting point to 
     * execute queries on it. This class should be instantiated by Laravel's IoC (e.g. 
     * constructor injection on a higher class, or App::make) so you never actually should 
     * need to do "new ArticleRepository(new Article)".
     * 

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/**
 * @test
 */
public function users_can_post_links_in_their_profile()
{
    $mario = $this->registerAndLoginAsMario();
    $set = $this->callJson('PUT', "/api/users/{$mario->hash}/profile", ['bio' => "A URL: http://www.google.com"]);
    
    $fetch = $this->callJson('GET', "/api/users/{$mario->hash}/profile");

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// you can do this from any code, anywhere in your codebase
$service = new CakeService;
$service->makeOrder("Bob", "Chocolate");

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class CakeController {
    public function __construct (CakeService $cakeService) {
        $this->cakeService = $cakeService;
    }
    
    public function createOrder() {
        $customer = Input::get('customer');
        $flavor = Input::get('flavor');
        return $this->cakeService->makeOrder($customer, $flavor);

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class CakeService {
    public function makeOrder($customer, $flavor) {
        $cake = new Cake();
        $cake->isFor($customer);
        $cake->addFlavor($flavor);
        $cake->bake();
        $cake->save();
        return $cake;

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class CakeController {
    public function createOrder() {
        $cake = new Cake();
        $cake->isFor(Input::get('customer'));
        $cake->addFlavor(Input::get('flavor'));
        $cake->bake();
        $cake->save();
        return $cake;

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class NewsAuthorizer {
    
    public function canPublish(Actor $user, NewsPost $post) {
        
        // using different classes to the Actor interface?
        return $user instanceof Editor;
        
        // got more complex rules, like the user can only post news within their area of expertise?

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class BlogPostCommentAuthorizer {
    public function can ($user, $blogPost, $comment) {
        $judge = new Judge;
        
        // blog post owner is obviously allowed to comment for sure
        $policy = new EqualityPolicy();
        $judge->consider($policy->enforce($user->id, $blogPost->getOwner()->id));
    
        // ACL option. the list would generally be put in a separate file/config

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class BlogCommentAuthorizer extends GatekeeperAuthorizer {

    public function register () {
        // if you own it, you can read and edit it
        $this->enforce([new OwnershipPolicy, new ActionPolicy(['read', 'edit'])]);

        // members can read, admins can do anything
        $this->enforce(new AclPolicy($this->getAcl()));