Gist afdac634609e4ea00f8c359d15efb6f5

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Gist afdac634609e4ea00f8c359d15efb6f5

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Created on Nov 30, 2017

The example shows a PHP class definition for a Laravel service provider that registers a custom implementation of an interaction contract. It specifically binds the `UpdateContactInformation` interaction from the Laravel Spark package to a custom extension class located in the application's namespace. The code demonstrates how to override default Spark behavior by using the container's `singleton` method, which ensures a single shared instance of the custom class is used throughout the application. No data visualization or rendering libraries are involved.

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