Truncating a String Based on Words in Laravel?! #laravel #shorts
In this short tutorial, you'll learn how to use the words() method in Laravel to easily truncate a string. This can be especially useful when you have a long string that you only want to display a certain number of words for. With the words() method, you can limit the number of words returned and even add an ellipsis at the end to indicate that the string has been truncated.
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