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You can add it to your .env file, and access it like this:
env('YOUR_CUSTOM_FIELD')
Or, you can create your own config file, and do this:
config('your_custom_file.your_custom_field')
Thanks for the reply. env is i am not going to commit.
Where should i create config file. I mean is there any specific path like in app folder and is it accessible in migration folder or not ?
Solution
It goes in your config directory. You create a php file that just returns an array. Then you can access the specific keys using the config helper function.
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