Quiet Pipes

Quiet pipes are pipes that are ok to throw exceptions, they allow you to write code that isn't swamped in try/catch statements.

Quiet pipes are implemented with just an interface and a corresponding method, the pipeline will handle the rest.

The requirement method to implement the CanHandleQuietly interface is the shouldReport method. This method allows you to define whether or not the exception thrown by this pipe will be reported to Laravel's exception handler.

use Slashequip\LaravelPipeline\Contracts\CanHandleQuietly;
use Slashequip\LaravelPipeline\Contracts\Transport;
use Slashequip\LaravelPipeline\Pipes\SimplePipe;

class AnUnimportantPipeThatOftenThrowsExceptions extends SimplePipe implements CanHandleQuietly
{
    public function handle(Transport $transport): void
    {
        throw new RuntimeException('I am broken');
    }

    public function shouldReport(): bool
    {
        return false;
    }
}