As you can see, I created the "user" table in the appropriate singular and I want it to stay that way and in this way do all the CRUD. but laravel has a convention. that is, I would like to keep my table in the singular, the model in the same way.
As you can see, I created the "user" table in the appropriate singular and I want it to stay that way and in this way do all the CRUD. but laravel has a convention. that is, I would like to keep my table in the singular, the model in the same way.
Simply put in the user's model an attribute called $table to manually specify a name of the table
class User extends Model
{
protected $table = 'user';
}
The user's default model is found in app\User.php