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amerald/eloquent-toolkit
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Brings attributes validation and other cool features to Eloquent

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Eloquent Toolkit
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[](#eloquent-toolkit)

Enjoy Eloquent attributes validation and other cool features.

Installation
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[](#installation)

```
composer require amerald/eloquent-toolkit

```

Usage
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[](#usage)

### Attributes Validation

[](#attributes-validation)

Laravel's validation is amazing. Though, it is not always the case that the validated data will get unchanged to an Eloquent model: we may need to transform it in one way or another, or even compose a model from several data sources.

Wouldn't it be great if we could validate model attributes in a similar way we do with function arguments? Specify whether an attribute is required along with its type(s)?

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