November 20, 2016 —John Koster
factory()
The factory
function is used to create Eloquent models, generally used when testing an application. The factory
method can generally take one of four forms:
1<?php 2 3// Return an instance of the 'User' model. 4$user = factory('App\User')->make(); 5 6// Return two instances of the 'User' model. 7$users = factory('App\User', 2)->make(); 8 9// Return one instance of the 'User' model, with some modifications10// that were defined earlier and bound to the 'admin' description.11$adminUser = factory('App\User', 'admin')->make();12 13// Return two instances of the 'User' model, with some modifications14// that were defined earlier and bound to the 'admin' description.15$adminUsers = factory('App\User', 'admin', 2)->make();
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