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Configure and clean the input:

   $cleanHtml = Purifier::clean($request->input('content'));

   public function testCursorPagination()
   {
       $response = $this->get('/api/posts?cursor=10');

       $response->assertStatus(200)
           ->assertJsonStructure([
               'data' => [['id', 'title']],
               'meta' => ['limit', 'next_cursor'],
           ]);
   }

• Customize API pagination to fit front-end requirements with tailored JSON structures.
• Use cursor-based pagination for performance improvements in large datasets.
• Add flexibility with sorting and filtering parameters.
• Test your pagination system thoroughly for edge cases.

• Pass shared data to controllers using dependency injection when possible.

Sharing data between views and controllers in Laravel is a fundamental part of building scalable applications. By following these best practices and using tools like View::share, middleware, and service providers, you can ensure consistency, improve performance, and simplify your codebase.

Imagine an application where:

• Configurations like the app’s name, timezone, or default pagination limit are stored in the database.
• Localization adapts dynamically to user preferences or admin-defined site-wide language settings.

If you don’t already have a BaseController, create one manually or via command:

   php artisan make:controller BaseController