linkie | Extracts meta information about a link | Meta Tags library
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linkie is a library that extracts meta information about a link.
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Coming from a long Symfony-Doctrine background, I have started learning Laravel 8.
One of my first discovery was that migration needed to be manually created after using make:migration
(from what I understood thus far) in both Models and Migration.
Symfony, with Doctrine, allowed a bunch of automatisation, and I only needed to create the field or relation from the Model (php annotation or yaml) - before launching doctrine:schema:validate
and make:migration
https://symfony.com/doc/current/doctrine.html#migrations-adding-more-fields.
Let 'say I create a Post and Comment entity, with a One-To-Many relationship.
If I define the relation in the php classes
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 08:19In laravel framework despite other famous fameworks like symfony or python django, you're responsible for making database migration files. By this way, you are free to customize your database schema and add any database constrains like (unique constrain, relation constrains and etc.). Also you can add any raw sql using \DB::unprepared();
in your migration files.
I can tell you that it is normal to be a little confuse about this flow, because you've used to this kind of automation in other frameworks like I did, but beilieve me, you get to used to this flow.
By the way, there are some packages out there that do this automation (create migration files according to model) for you.
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Answered 2020-Feb-10 at 20:33If there's a specific width you want, you could add a class (or just use btn as in your sample CSS) to set the width. However, if you want to dynamically size them all to match the width of the largest button (in this case, make Buy match the width of Approve), then you'd need to add some Javascript to loop through all of the buttons, find the largest width, and then set them all to that width.
Edit: added sample Javascript
Assuming you have jquery available (likely, given that you're using bootstrap), that could look something like this:
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