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kevupton/ethereal
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Extension functionality for laravel

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**Ethereal**
============

[](#ethereal)

*Laravel extension package.*

Extends the core laravel framework, providing easier, faster development experience.

Check out the wiki to view examples and full documentation.

[Wiki](https://github.com/kevupton/ethereal/wiki)
-------------------------------------------------

[](#wiki)

---

**Installation:**
-----------------

[](#installation)

#### Download

[](#download)

Use composer to download the package into your project.

```
 composer require kevupton/ethereal

```

#### Setup

[](#setup)

Then add the `Kevupton\Ethereal\Providers\EtherealServiceProvider` to your `app.php` config file under `providers`

```
    'providers' => [

        /*
         * Laravel Framework Service Providers...
         * Place at the end of the array
         */

        Kevupton\Ethereal\Providers\EtherealServiceProvider::class,

    ],
```

#### Basic Usage

[](#basic-usage)

Just extend the `Kevupton\Ethereal\Models\Ethereal` class instead of Laravel Model class, for each of your models you want Ethereal functionality.

```