How to implement notification in laravel?

@arnoldo.moen 

There are several ways to implement notifications in Laravel. One of the most common ways is to use Laravel's built-in notification system, which allows you to send notifications via email, SMS, Slack, and other channels.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to implement notifications in Laravel:

1. Create a Notification Class: First, create a new notification class using the artisan command php artisan make:notification NotificationName. This will create a new notification class in the app/Notifications directory.
2. Customize the Notification: Edit the toMail method in the notification class to specify how the notification should be sent via email. You can also customize the notification for other channels such as SMS, Slack, etc.
3. Trigger the Notification: You can trigger the notification from any part of your application by using the notify() method on a user model or any other notifiable object. For example: $user->notify(new NotificationName($data)).
4. Configure Notification Channels: To use channels other than email, you need to configure them in the config/notification.php file. You can enable and configure channels like SMS, Slack, and more.
5. Set up the Queue Driver: To ensure that notifications are sent efficiently, you should set up a queue driver like Redis or Amazon SQS in your Laravel application. This will allow notifications to be queued and processed asynchronously.
6. Display Notifications: You can display notifications in your application's user interface by using the notification() method in your views. This will output a list of notifications for the currently authenticated user.

By following these steps, you can easily implement notifications in your Laravel application and keep your users informed about important events and updates.