🔰Let’s walk through an example.
Suppose you want to display product images on your site but need to apply certain conditions:
– If there’s no image available, show a default “image not found” picture.
– If the image link starts with a specific prefix, display the image directly from that URL.
– Otherwise, fetch the image from your storage.

Now, imagine having to write this logic every single time you display a product image across your application. It would be a hassle, right?

🔰With Laravel Accessors, you can streamline this process. Instead of writing this logic in your views repeatedly, you can define it once in your model.

🔰How to Do It:
1- Create an Accessor in your Product model.
The function name should start with get and end with Attribute. The part in between represents the name of the attribute you want to create.
2- Use the Accessor in your Views by calling the attribute in snake_case.

🔰Benefits:
1- Centralized Logic: You write the logic once in the model, making it easier to update in the future.
2- Cleaner Views: Your views are now free from complex logic, making them easier to read and maintain.

🔰By using Accessors, you keep your code clean, efficient, and maintainable, all while reducing the potential for errors.

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