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To save debug JSON to a database in Laravel, you can follow these steps:
- Create a new model for storing the debug JSON data. You can use the php artisan make:model DebugData command to create a new model.
- Add the necessary fields to the model to store the debug JSON data. For example, you can add a data field of type JSON to store the JSON data.
- In your controller or wherever you want to save the debug JSON data, create a new instance of the DebugData model and assign the debug JSON data to the data field. For example:
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use AppModelsDebugData;
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$data = //debug JSON data here
$debugData = new DebugData();
$debugData->data = $data;
$debugData->save();
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- Make sure to handle any validation and error checking before saving the data to the database. You can use Laravel's validation features to validate the debug JSON data before saving it.
- You can now retrieve and display the debug JSON data from the database as needed in your application.
By following these steps, you can save debug JSON to a database in Laravel.