Hi,
Laravel does not provide a way to "write" the config on your filesystem via the "Config" facade but, you can do this by your own using "var_export" and the "Filesystem" facade to write manually your config file.
But you should be very careful, why don't you use a database table to do this ?
CaporalDead said:
Hi,
Laravel does not provide a way to "write" the config on your filesystem via the "Config" facade but, you can do this by your own using "var_export" and the "Filesystem" facade to write manually your config file.
But you should be very careful, why don't you use a database table to do this ?
That would be another option, yes, but I have few options and I didn't want to create a table only for that purpose. I'll see. Thx
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