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synergitech/laravel-magic-enums
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A Laravel package that adds extra power to your PHP enums, and lets you use them in your frontend with type definitions.

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Laravel Magic Enums
===================

[](#laravel-magic-enums)

Have you ever wanted to reference your PHP enums in your frontend code but ended up (or didn't want to end up) duplicating them manually? Well here is your answer.

Installing
----------

[](#installing)

You need both sides to get started.

```
$ composer require synergitech/laravel-magic-enums
$ npm install --save laravel-magic-enums
```

Getting Started
---------------

[](#getting-started)

1. Add the trait and interface from this package to your enums. We recommend you don't include sensitive information in your enums.

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