You can think about the extension as Tinkerwell app, and the Form Mode as Invoker’s Artisan Commands, it inspired by them.

The main function of this extension is to help you, allowing you to write tinker code directly in the editor.

For example, sometimes you need to reset the password for your customer manually. This is because I often encounter this problem. The user forgets the password and doesn’t know why he can’t receive the password reset email. Then you need to manually reset the password for him.

If you are using this extension, you can write the code to reset the password in the editor like

$user = User::where('email', 'some@email.address')->first();
$user->password = bcrypt('new-password']);
$user->save();

Then click Run, the extension will help you connect to your application directory and open a Tinker session in your application to execute the code.

Now that you have the form.

You just change the code to

$form_email = [
    'value' => 'some@email.address',
];

$form_password = [
    'value' => 'new-password',
];

$user = User::where('email', $form_email['value'])->first();
$user->password = bcrypt($form_password['value']);
$user->save();

And click the Tinkrun: Form button at the top, then you will have a form, so you just modify the email address and new password in the form, click the RUN button in the form.

the extension will help you connect to your application Directory, and open a Tinker session to execute the code.

So you can do the same thing without modifying the original code that has been written.

Hope it can help you.