[00:00] In Laravel database, if you want to set the default value for any field, you can do that in migrations, like this, providing default false, or default status, or default number. And that would be set
[00:12] on the database level. But did you know you can do the same thing in Eloquent model? And here's the documentation. You can provide attribute values with attributes property. This is the
[00:24] example from the docs. So you specify attributes values, which would be automatically set when you create a new model object. So the same example in migrations, if you want to do that on eloquent level in the code, would look something like this. So you just provide array of key and value pairs.
[00:41] The advantage of doing that is that if you want to change the default value, you can do that in the code without changing the database. For more Laravel tips and longer tutorials, subscribe to my channel Laravel Daily.