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In Laravel, you can generate a unique id using the Str
class provided by Laravel. Here's how you can generate a unique id in Laravel:
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use IlluminateSupportStr; $uniqueId = Str::uuid(); |
This will generate a unique id in UUID format (Universally Unique Identifier). You can store this unique id in your database or use it wherever you need a unique identifier.
Alternatively, you can also generate a unique id using the uniqid()
function in PHP:
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$uniqueId = uniqid(); |
This will generate a unique id based on the current timestamp. However, using the uniqid()
function does not guarantee a truly unique identifier in all cases, so it's generally recommended to use the Str
class method for generating unique ids in Laravel.