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If your search results show Aspiron... IVaVaccine IVaVaccine The more you contribute to open source, the more you realise that... Purple. Purple is the true colour of success. We did it! Taylor has merged our PR into Laravel prompts and very soon,

Taylor has merged our PR into Laravel prompts and very soon, you'll be able to use it in your own applications. How cool is that? To be honest, this has been one of the more complicated pull requests that I've created. I definitely don't think that you should start with something this complex, but now you know all the steps,

that you should start with something this complex, but now you know all the steps, even if your Idea is a little bit more involved. But where do you go from here? Well, by watching this series, you now have an in-depth knowledge of how the form helper in Laravel prompts works. So here's my suggestion. Go to Packages.org. This is where all of the composer dependencies

Go to Packages.org. This is where all of the composer dependencies that you and I use in our applications are actually stored. Head to laravel/prompts and click the link here. Then click Dependents and we're going to filter down to only packages that require laravel/prompts. So all of these packages here

to only packages that require Laravel prompts. So all of these packages here use prompts in one way or another. Let's select one at random. Maybe this Sparcy package. Sparcy recently passed 1 billion global downloads on Packages.org. Isn't that incredible? So they're a great company to contribute to. Let's click the GitHub link.

So they're a great company to contribute to. Let's click the GitHub link. And somewhere in here, let's try source commands. Let's see what this createSearchConfig command has. Look at this. We have intro. That's from Laravel prompts. We have text here. We have another text.

We have text here. We have another text. And then it's using those results to build a site search config. So this would be a super simple PR. You could fork this package, create a new branch, you refactor this command to make use of the form that we've just added to Laravel prompts,

to make use of the form that we've just added to Laravel prompts, push it back up, create a pull request, and I'm pretty sure that that refactor would be merged without any question. Super easy. And if someone beats you to the punch, well, no sweat.

And if someone beats you to the punch, well, no sweat. Just go back to Packages.org, take another look through that list, and choose your next favorite open source repository to contribute to. It really is that simple. Before long, you'll be contributing to all of your favorite open source repos.

you'll be contributing to all of your favorite open source repos. I really hope that this series has given you a little more confidence. I'd be interested to know what PRs you create, so go ahead, drop them in the comments when you do so, and maybe I can give you some feedback and some tips and tricks.

and maybe I can give you some feedback and some tips and tricks to help make sure you get those PRs merged. With all that being said, thanks so much for watching, and I'll see you again next time. Take care.