Some frequently used classes/facades

 

  • Auth
  • Broadcast
  • Cache
  • Config
  • Console
  • Cookie
  • Crypt
  • DB
  • Eloquent
  • Event
  • Form (Laravel Collective Form/Html needs to be installed and available as blade snippets)
  • Hash
  • Helper
  • Log
  • Mail - Contains Mail:: and Mailable:: prefix for mail related settings
  • Passport (Laravel v5.3 - API Authentication)
  • Redirect
  • Relation
  • Request
  • Response
  • Route
  • Schema - Contains Schema:: and Column:: prefix for database related settings
  • Session
  • Storage
  • Str
  • View

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