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In the realm where struggle has no purchase, comfort reigns supreme, yet seldom does it yield the treasures of fulfillment.
Traducción en español del archivo `lang/es/validation.php` para Laravel 10
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There are some shortcuts that are not exclusive to Visual Studio Code. I decided to add them because they are a positive addition to the list. They are marked with an asterisk
*: Non-exclusive VS Code shortcut.
#: Needs to be configured by the user using the Keyboard Shortcuts option.
The explanation of the programs and commands is based on my understanding of them. However, I have contrasted them using the program man and the flag --help as a reference in order to give the simplest yet most accurate explanation to each one. Every external reference has been indicated in its respective part.
You might be missing some programs/flags. I am listing the ones that I have used so far, so I might be overlooking some useful utilities. Feel free to improve the list with the addition of more, with their respective explanation.
If you have any trouble finding out what a program does, simply use man [PROGRAM], info [PROGRAM] or whatis [PROGRAM] to retrieve more information about it.
Some commands are written like this one: rm [-r|--recursive]. That means that the commands rm -r and rm --recursive are both possible inputs. If the description of a command like this does not specify the diffe
Aquellos trozos de código que estén comprendidos entre [] (por ejemplo, [NOMBRE]) deben de ser reemplazados por el nombre
de una migración, tabla… Dependiendo de la función del comando que se vaya a utilizar.
Un ejemplo de ello sería el comando php artisan make:model [NOMBRE] -m. Si se quiere crear un modelo que se llame User,
se tendría que ejecutar php artisan make:model User -m.
Otro aspecto a tener en cuenta es que las flags (--seed, --inline…) pueden ser combinables, aunque no siempre es así. Por ejemplo, --invokable y --resource no se pueden ejecutar en el mismo comando puesto que la acción de cada una entraría en conflicto.