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toriomlab/eloquent-form-elements
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Simple eloquent model form elements generator package from Laravel

1.6.0(5y ago)11391MITPHPPHP >=7.1.0

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### Eloquent-Fields Generator Package For Laravel

[](#eloquent-fields-generator-package-for--laravel)

This package actually contains a helper function and a trait. Its basic target is to reduce time that developers spend writing Creation & Update forms markup for Eloquent Models.

It's basic idea is to use the `FormGenerator` trait in your model and write a tiny array with your fields' preferences. Then you can use the helper function to generate a creation or update form.

#### Installing.

[](#installing)

###### Via composer

[](#via-composer)

```
composer require toriomlab/eloquent-form-elements dev-master
```

Then in your model use the trait `toriomlab\EloquentFormElements\Traits\FormGenerator` like the following:

```