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laragrad/eloquent-model-userstamps
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laragrad/eloquent-model-userstamps
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[](#laragradeloquent-model-userstamps)

This package provides a trait for Model to fill userstamp fields.

Installing
----------

[](#installing)

Run command in console

```
composer require laragrad/eloquent-model-userstamps

```

Using
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[](#using)

### Preparing table

[](#preparing-table)

Add into your model's table migration userstamp fields. It's type must be same as type of user id. You can use default **created\_by**, **updated\_by**, **deleted\_by** field names or any other.

You can use `Laragrad\Support\Userstamps` `methods addUserstampColumns()` to add or `dropUserstampColumns()` drop columns in your migration file.

For example, to add userstamps columns:

```