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Method Declerations in Laravel's Facades

I want to know how methods are declared in Laravel’s facades. For example, I want to create a user-defined function to index my login page. Firstly, I need to check whether the user is already authenticated. To do that, I will use Laravel’s Auth facade.

public function indexLogin() {

    if (Auth::check()) {
        return redirect('/mainpage');
    }

}

But, when I wanted to learn more about this method, the only thing I came across were declarations made in the PHPDoc section.

/*
*
* @method static bool check()
*
*/

For this case, I know what the method does but also want to know how it works. I believe the declarations that were made in PHPDoc sections are not enough to run methods.

I checked Laravel’s official documentation but found nothing.

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  1. 0

    You see at the end of the methods declaration, before the class name declaration there is a PHPDoc :

    @see IlluminateAuthAuthManager
@see IlluminateContractsAuthFactory
@see IlluminateContractsAuthStatefulGuard
@see IlluminateContractsAuthGuard

    you can check them to know how the method works.

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  2. 0

    In the documentation, you can see where the methods come from as pointed out by @xenooooo.

    by digging a bit, you cas see that check() is using user()

    /**
 * Determine if the current user is authenticated.
 *
 * @return bool
 */
public function check()
{
    return ! is_null($this->user());
}
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