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cybercog / laravel-love

Add Social Reactions to Laravel Eloquent Models. It lets people express how they feel about the content. Fully customizable Weighted Reaction System & Reaction Type System with Like, Dislike and any other custom emotion types. Do you react?
https://komarev.com/sources/laravel-love
MIT License
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Tutorials #25

Closed antonkomarev closed 2 years ago

antonkomarev commented 6 years ago
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5.x Likes y Dislikes con el paquete Laravel Love 🇪🇸 ES Carlos Fernandes

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MoatazAbdAlmageed commented 5 years ago

@antonkomarev Please mention that this post not updated by the latest package updates

antonkomarev commented 5 years ago

@MoatazAbdAlmageed that's why I've added Version column to the table with 5.x value and now we have 7.x in master branch.

vesper8 commented 5 years ago

Coming from v5, v8 is overwhelmingly more complex. I'm going to stick with it and I find it interesting everything that you can do now. I wish there was a simple tutorial that explained how to do very simple things like like/dislike with v8. Basically, for people who were using v5 and only needed to do simple liking/disliking, and decided to upgrade to v8 and beyond for the sake of staying up-to-date.

I can't find an upgrade guide either but maybe I'm just not looking in the right place

antonkomarev commented 5 years ago

All upgrade guides are in one place: https://github.com/cybercog/laravel-love/blob/master/UPGRADING.md

vesper8 commented 5 years ago

oops.. I missed that! You should add a link to this from the documentation (if there isn't one already)

Thanks! That is very helpful

antonkomarev commented 5 years ago

Nice catch! I've added Upgrade Guide to the documentation: https://laravel-love.readme.io/v8.0/docs/upgrade-guide and to README.md file because it was missing after migrating documentation to external doc service.