In this example, we'll dive deeper into Parameter Types and Return Types. Let's see what we'll be working with here:
Our codebase that we'll check:
app/Services/ClientReportsService.php
<?php namespace App\Services; use App\Models\Transaction;use Carbon\Carbon; class ClientReportsService{ public function getReport($request) { $query = Transaction::with('project') ->with('transaction_type') ->with('income_source') ->with('currency') ->orderBy('transaction_date', 'desc'); if ($request->has('project')) { $query->where('project_id', $request->input('project')); } $transactions = $query->get(); $entries = []; foreach ($transactions as $row) { $date = Carbon::createFromFormat(config('panel.date_format'), $row->transaction_date)->format('Y-m'); if (!isset($entries[$date])) { $entries[$date] = []; } $currency = $row->currency->code; if (!isset($entries[$date][$currency])) { $entries[$date][$currency] = [ 'income' => 0, 'expenses' => 0, 'fees' => 0, 'total' => 0, ]; } $income = 0; $expenses = 0; $fees = 0; if ($row->amount > 0) { $income += $row->amount; } else { $expenses += $row->amount; } if (!is_null($row->income_source->fee_percent)) { $fees = $row->amount * ($row->income_source->fee_percent / 100); } $total = $income + $expenses - $fees; $entries[$date][$currency]['income'] += $income; $entries[$date][$currency]['expenses'] += $expenses; $entries[$date][$currency]['fees'] += $fees; $entries[$date][$currency]['total'] += $total; } return $entries; }}
So let's see what Larastan will show us here!
For this example, we'll be at level 6...