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In a gist on GitHub Adam Wathan shares some macros that can be used to clean up a request.
Allows you to trim things, lowercase things, whatever you want. Pass a callable or array of callables that each expect a single argument:
Request::macro('filter', function ($key, $filters) {
return collect($filters)->reduce(function ($filtered, $filter) {
return $filter($filtered);
}, $this->input($key));
});
https://gist.github.com/adamwathan/610a9818382900daac6d6ecdf75a109b
If you want to hear Adam talk some more about troubles with requests (generated by webforms) and possible solutions, listen to this episode of the Full Stack Radio Podcast.
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