Is there a way to extend the functionality of the Dumpable Trait in custom packages

1. Overriding the dump() Method

You can override the `dump()` method in your package's classes to customize the output or add additional functionality. For example:

php
use Illuminate\Support\Traits\Dumpable;

class MyClass
{
    use Dumpable;

    public function dump(...$args)
    {
        // Customize the dump output
        return dump([
            'property1' => $this->property1,
            'property2' => $this->property2,
        ], ...$args);
    }
}

In this example, the `dump()` method is overridden to return a custom array representation of the object, allowing you to control the output format.

2. Extending the Dumpable Trait

You can create your own trait that extends the Dumpable Trait and adds additional methods or functionality. This approach allows you to build upon the existing capabilities of the trait and provide a more tailored debugging experience for your package users.

php
namespace MyPackage;

use Illuminate\Support\Traits\Dumpable;

trait ExtendedDumpable
{
    use Dumpable;

    public function dumpWithExtraInfo()
    {
        // Add extra debugging information
        return $this->dump('Extra info:', $this->extraInfo);
    }
}

By using the `ExtendedDumpable` trait in your package's classes, users can access both the original `dump()` method and the new `dumpWithExtraInfo()` method.

3. Providing Utility Methods

You can create utility methods in your package that leverage the Dumpable Trait to provide additional debugging capabilities. These methods can encapsulate common debugging tasks or provide shortcuts for common operations.

php
namespace MyPackage;

use Illuminate\Support\Traits\Dumpable;

class DebuggingHelper
{
    public static function dumpAndDie($object)
    {
        $object->dump();
        dd();
    }
}

In this example, the `DebuggingHelper` class provides a `dumpAndDie()` method that combines `dump()` and `dd()` functionality, making it easier for package users to quickly debug and halt execution.

By extending the Dumpable Trait in these ways, you can create a more robust and tailored debugging experience for your package users, enhancing their productivity and making it easier to troubleshoot issues within your package.