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You may add your new Seeder to the DatabaseSeeder class. /** * Run the database seeds. * * @return void */ public function run() { $this->call(UserTableSeeder::class); } To run a database seeder, use the Artisan command php artisan db:seed ...

Database seeds are stored in the /database/seeds directory. You can create a seed using an Artisan command. php artisan make:seed UserTableSeeder Alternatively you can create a new class which extends Illuminate\Database\Seeder. The class must a public function named run().

You can reference models in a seeder. use DB; use App\Models\User; class UserTableSeeder extends Illuminate\Database\Seeder{ public function run(){ # Remove all existing entrie DB::table('users')->delete() ; User::create([ 'name' => 'Admin', ...

You may wish to use Model Factories within your seeds. This will create 3 new users. use App\Models\User; class UserTableSeeder extends Illuminate\Database\Seeder{ public function run(){ factory(User::class)->times(3)->create(); } } You may also want to define ...

Follow previous example of creating a seed. This example uses a MySQL Dump to seed a table in the project database. The table must be created before seeding. <?php use Illuminate\Database\Seeder; class UserTableSeeder extends Seeder { /** * Run the database seeds. * ...

1) BASIC SIMPLE WAY Database-driven applications often need data pre-seeded into the system for testing and demo purposes. To make such data, first create the seeder class ProductTableSeeder use Faker\Factory as Faker; use App\Product; class ProductTableSeeder extends DatabaseSeeder { pub...