How to use globally method of are class

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EnableFeatureTest.php

Source:EnableFeatureTest.php

...5use Sancherie\Feature\Facades\Feature;6use Sancherie\Feature\Tests\Models\NotFeaturableUser;7use Sancherie\Feature\Tests\Models\User;8use Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command;9it('globally enables a feature with force', function () {10    $command = artisan('feature:enable', [11        '--force' => true,12        '--feature' => 'client-v2',13    ]);14    $command->assertSuccessful();15    $command->expectsOutput('The feature [client-v2] has been successfully enabled globally !');16    $command->run();17    expect(Feature::isGloballyEnabled('client-v2'))->toBeTrue();18});19it('globally enables a feature with confirmation', function () {20    $command = artisan('feature:enable', [21        '--feature' => 'client-v2',22    ]);23    $command->assertSuccessful();24    $command->expectsConfirmation(25        'You are about to globally enable the feature [client-v2]. Do you want to continue ?',26        'yes'27    );28    $command->expectsOutput('The feature [client-v2] has been successfully enabled globally !');29    $command->run();30    expect(Feature::isGloballyEnabled('client-v2'))->toBeTrue();31});32it('doesnt globally enable a feature without confirmation', function () {33    $command = artisan('feature:enable', [34        '--feature' => 'client-v2',35    ]);36    $command->assertSuccessful();37    $command->expectsConfirmation(38        'You are about to globally enable the feature [client-v2]. Do you want to continue ?',39    );40    $command->expectsOutput('Action canceled');41    $command->run();42    expect(Feature::isGloballyEnabled('client-v2'))->toBeFalse();43});44it('specifically enables a feature with force', function () {45    $user = app(UserFactory::class)->create();46    $command = artisan('feature:enable', [47        '--force' => true,48        '--feature' => 'client-v2',49        '--model' => User::class,50        '--id' => $user->getKey(),51    ]);52    $command->assertSuccessful();...

JsonApiSpec.php

Source:JsonApiSpec.php

...22   * The URI of the supported specification document.23   */24  const SUPPORTED_SPECIFICATION_PERMALINK = 'http://jsonapi.org/format/1.0/';25  /**26   * Member name: globally allowed characters.27   *28   * U+0080 and above (non-ASCII Unicode characters) are allowed, but are not29   * URL-safe. It is RECOMMENDED to not use them.30   *31   * A character class, for use in regular expressions.32   *33   * @see http://jsonapi.org/format/#document-member-names-allowed-characters34   * @see http://php.net/manual/en/regexp.reference.character-classes.php35   */36  const MEMBER_NAME_GLOBALLY_ALLOWED_CHARACTER_CLASS = '[a-zA-Z0-9\x{80}-\x{10FFFF}]';37  /**38   * Member name: allowed characters except as the first or last character.39   *40   * Space (U+0020) is allowed, but is not URL-safe. It is RECOMMENDED to not41   * use it.42   *43   * A character class, for use in regular expressions.44   *45   * @see http://jsonapi.org/format/#document-member-names-allowed-characters46   * @see http://php.net/manual/en/regexp.reference.character-classes.php47   */48  const MEMBER_NAME_INNER_ALLOWED_CHARACTERS = "[a-zA-Z0-9\x{80}-\x{10FFFF}\-_ ]";49  /**50   * Regular expression to check the validity of a member name.51   */52  const MEMBER_NAME_REGEXP = '/^' .53    // First character must be "globally allowed". Length must be >=1.54    self::MEMBER_NAME_GLOBALLY_ALLOWED_CHARACTER_CLASS . '{1}(' .55    // As many non-globally allowed characters as desired.56    self::MEMBER_NAME_INNER_ALLOWED_CHARACTERS . '*' .57    // If length > 1, then it must end in a "globally allowed" character.58    self::MEMBER_NAME_GLOBALLY_ALLOWED_CHARACTER_CLASS . '{1}' .59    // >1 characters is optional.60    ')?$/u';61  /**62   * Checks whether the given member name is valid.63   *64   * Requirements:65   * - it MUST contain at least one character.66   * - it MUST contain only the allowed characters67   * - it MUST start and end with a "globally allowed character"68   *69   * @param string $member_name70   *   A member name to validate.71   *72   * @return bool73   *   Whether the given member name is in compliance with the JSON:API74   *   specification.75   *76   * @see http://jsonapi.org/format/#document-member-names77   */78  public static function isValidMemberName($member_name) {79    return preg_match(static::MEMBER_NAME_REGEXP, $member_name) === 1;80  }81  /**82   * The reserved (official) query parameters.83   */84  const RESERVED_QUERY_PARAMETERS = [85    'filter',86    'sort',87    'page',88    'fields',89    'include',90  ];91  /**92   * The query parameter for providing a version (revision) value.93   *94   * @var string95   */96  const VERSION_QUERY_PARAMETER = 'resourceVersion';97  /**98   * Gets the reserved (official) JSON:API query parameters.99   *100   * @return string[]101   *   Gets the query parameters reserved by the specification.102   */103  public static function getReservedQueryParameters() {104    return static::RESERVED_QUERY_PARAMETERS;105  }106  /**107   * Checks whether the given custom query parameter name is valid.108   *109   * A custom query parameter name must be a valid member name, with one110   * additional requirement: it MUST contain at least one non a-z character.111   *112   * Requirements:113   * - it MUST contain at least one character.114   * - it MUST contain only the allowed characters115   * - it MUST start and end with a "globally allowed character"116   * - it MUST contain at least none a-z (U+0061 to U+007A) character117   *118   * It is RECOMMENDED that a hyphen (U+002D), underscore (U+005F) or capital119   * letter is used (i.e. camelCasing).120   *121   * @param string $custom_query_parameter_name122   *   A custom query parameter name to validate.123   *124   * @return bool125   *   Whether the given query parameter is in compliance with the JSON:API126   *   specification.127   *128   * @see http://jsonapi.org/format/#query-parameters129   */...

doctrine_behaviours.php

Source:doctrine_behaviours.php

...15     * Alias can be null, and a shortcut will not be created. contract and trait are both16     * required.17     *18     * If the option should not be used with another option e.g. because it is an aggregate19     * of interfaces e.g.: globally_trackable cannot be used with identifiable, blamable,20     * nameable, timestampable and universally_identifiable; then add blocked_by and give21     * the names of the options that it cannot be used with:22     *23     * 'option_name' => [24     *     // ...25     *     'blocked_by' => ['globally_trackable', 'trackable',],26     * ],27     *28     * Note that the alias must be unique, and certain letters are already taken:29     *  * h, q, V, v, vv, vvv, n30     */31    'behaviour_mappings' => [32        /*33         * Aggregate Behaviours34         */35        'globally_trackable' => [36            'alias'      => 'g',37            'contract'   => Contracts\GloballyTrackable::class,38            'trait'      => Traits\GloballyTrackable::class,39            'blocked_by' => ['identifiable', 'trackable'],40        ],41        'trackable' => [42            'alias'      => 't',43            'contract'   => Contracts\Trackable::class,44            'trait'      => Traits\Trackable::class,45            'blocked_by' => ['globally_trackable', 'identifiable'],46        ],47        /*48         * Individual Behaviours49         */50        'activatable' => [51            'alias'      => 'a',52            'contract' => Contracts\Activatable::class,53            'trait'    => Traits\Activatable::class,54        ],55        'blamable' => [56            'alias'      => 'b',57            'contract'   => Contracts\Blamable::class,58            'trait'      => Traits\Blamable::class,59            'blocked_by' => ['globally_trackable', 'trackable'],60        ],61        'identifiable' => [62            'alias'      => 'i',63            'contract'   => Contracts\Identifiable::class,64            'trait'      => Traits\Identifiable::class,65            'blocked_by' => ['globally_trackable', 'trackable'],66        ],67        'nameable' => [68            'alias'      => 'd',69            'contract'   => Contracts\Nameable::class,70            'trait'      => Traits\Nameable::class,71            'blocked_by' => ['globally_trackable', 'trackable'],72        ],73        'numerically_sortable' => [74            'alias'      => 'o',75            'contract' => Contracts\NumericallySortable::class,76            'trait'    => Traits\NumericallySortable::class,77        ],78        'publishable' => [79            'alias'      => 'p',80            'contract' => Contracts\Publishable::class,81            'trait'    => Traits\Publishable::class,82        ],83        'sluggable' => [84            'alias'      => 's',85            'contract' => Contracts\Sluggable::class,86            'trait'    => Traits\Sluggable::class,87        ],88        'uuid' => [89            'alias'      => 'u',90            'contract'   => Contracts\UniversallyIdentifiable::class,91            'trait'      => Traits\UniversallyIdentifiable::class,92            'blocked_by' => ['globally_trackable'],93        ],94        'timestampable' => [95            'alias'      => 'y',96            'contract'   => Contracts\Timestampable::class,97            'trait'      => Traits\Timestampable::class,98            'blocked_by' => ['globally_trackable', 'trackable'],99        ],100        'versionable' => [101            'alias'      => 'z',102            'contract' => Contracts\Versionable::class,103            'trait'    => Traits\Versionable::class,104        ],105    ],106];...

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