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Expand Up @@ -82,6 +82,15 @@ class JobsController extends \BaseController {

Notice how we are representing the user's instruction (or command) as a readable class: `PostJobListingCommand`. The `execute` method will expect the command's class path, as a string. Above, we're using the helpful `PostJobListingCommand::class` to fetch this. Alternatively, you could manually write out the path as a string.

You can pass, if you like, the data in an associative array as an second argument:

```php
$this->execute(PostJobListingCommand::class, [
'title' => $jobTitle,
'description' => $description
]);
```

### The Command DTO

Pretty simply, huh? We make a command to represent the instruction, and then we throw that command into a command bus.
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