Solution
http://laravel.com/docs/eloquent#accessors-and-mutators
I think this is one way to do it? Grab your attribute name, and then typecast the return value, or do some logic to change the output.
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It's actually very simple. Say you have a column named 'status' in your table. In your model, add this method:
public function getStatusAttribute($status)
{
return (bool) $status;
}
Ehesp has provided the URL for the docs.
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Thanks for the responses!
Casting in the getters worked for me.
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