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akatekno/attachable
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A simple attachment extension for Laravel

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Akatekno ID Attachable
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[](#akatekno-id-attachable)

This is a simple package to implement multiple attachments in a model. This package is created based on my annoyance for creating the same model and migrations over and over. So this is why I made the Attachable package.

Installation
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[](#installation)

In your Laravel application, run `composer require akatekno/attachable`, then run `php artisan migrate` to create the `attachments` table.

Usage
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[](#usage)

There are currently two types of the Attachable available:

1. `AttachableOne` if you want to implement only ONE attachment per-model. The case example is the User's profile picture, or the User's identity card.
2. `AttachableMany` if you want to implement many attachments per-model. The case example is a Blog's gallery picture, or a Report's attachments.

### `AttachableOne`

[](#attachableone)

The implementation of the code is fairly simple:

1. Implement the interface `AttachableOne` and trait `AttachableOne`

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