The Best Way to Retrieve a Random user_id in Your Laravel Factory #shorts
77In this tutorial, you will learn how to retrieve a random user_id in your Laravel factory. Instead of setting the user_id statically, we will use the User model and make a static call to the inRandomOrder() method. By chaining the first() method, we can retrieve a random user_id from the users table each time the factory is called. This approach ensures that the user_id is different for each row, adding variability and realism to your data. Watch this tutorial to enhance your Laravel factory with random user_id assignments!
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