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Nullable Properties
===================

[](#nullable-properties)

This package provides automatically nulled properties for Eloquent Models.

When patching an Eloquent Model, it might be common to do something like this:

```
$this->property = $request->get('property');
```

Or even:

```
$this->fill($request->all());
```

A side effect of this is that empty fields in forms are stored in the database as empty strings, even when the database column is nullable.

This can interfere with future queries such as:

```
$users = User::whereNull('favoriteColor')->get();

```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

Usage is simple. Add:

- The `NullableProperties` trait
- An array named `$nullable`, containing Model property names (similar to arrays like `$fillable` and `$casts`):

```