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One thing that you will notice when playing with the CustomData package, is the validation rules duplication inside the Laravel FormValidation and CustomData class. The Good news is that, you can avoid this issue by defining your laravel validation rules inside a CustomData.

Hi Laravel devs. Enjoy the property value casting with the CustomData package. (.#laravel #php #developer #customData

Also you can use these other helpers to achieve any property name transformation that you want.

You can use it this way:

Enjoy the property name transformation with the CustomData package. #CustomData ( #laravel #package

@laravelphp At the end, we can call the Action class this way:

@laravelphp But we can also combine the features of this package with PHP Action Classes:

@laravelphp The defined CustomData class can be called this way:

@laravelphp I'm thrilled to introduce this package that facilitates encapsulating all function arguments into a single class named CustomData. @laravelphp @phpizer

One more thing for the @laravelphp community.

RT @PovilasKorop: Good security tip!.