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pandishpan/authorized-attributes
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Authorized Model Attributes for Laravel with Model Policies

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Authorized Model Attributes for Laravel
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[](#authorized-model-attributes-for-laravel)

Provides ability to dynamically add `$hidden` and `$fillable` columns to the models.

Also see [Laravel API Resources](https://laravel.com/docs/eloquent-resources#conditional-attributes) if that approach suits your needs.

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### Installation

[](#installation)

Require the package to your Laravel project.

```
composer require vantage/authorized-attributes

```

### Usage

[](#usage)

> Please note that this package falls back to the core `Guard` and there are some minor differences of writing the policies between Laravel versions. See the official docs at

Use the `Vantage\AuthorizedAttributes` trait

```