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alibayat/likeable
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Implementing a Like system for Laravel's Eloquent models.

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Laravel Likeable Package
========================

[](#laravel-likeable-package)

This Package is for Laravel 5+ and makes it easy to implement Liking/Favoriting system for Eloquent's Models. just use the trait in the model and you're good to go.

#### Composer Install (for Laravel 5+)

[](#composer-install-for-laravel-5)

```
composer require alibayat/likeable

```

#### Publish and Run the migrations

[](#publish-and-run-the-migrations)

```
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="AliBayat\LaravelLikeable\LikeableServiceProvider" --tag=migrations

php artisan migrate
```

if you're using Laravel version 5.5+, Likeable package will be auto-discovered by Laravel. and if not: register the package in config/app.php providers array manually.

```
'providers' => [
	...
	\AliBayat\LaravelLikeable\LikeableServiceProvider::class,
],
```

#### Setup models - just use the Trait in the Model.

[](#setup-models---just-use-the-trait-in-the-model)

```