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Make site ready in few steps

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Data Synchronize
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[](#data-synchronize)

Usage
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[](#usage)

### Exporter

[](#exporter)

There are two ways to create an exporter.

[![Exporter](./art/exporter.png)](./art/exporter.png)

#### Create an exporter using the command

[](#create-an-exporter-using-the-command)

You can use the `php artisan data-synchronize:make:exporter` command to create an exporter.

```
php artisan data-synchronize:make:exporter PostExporter
```

#### Manually create an exporter

[](#manually-create-an-exporter)

This is how an exporter should look like, below is an example of a `PostExporter` class.

```