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· September 18, 2020 · ⋆ Laravel Laravel 8’s class-based model factories are great and I’ve written an entire article about what they are and how they are more feature-rich and useful than the traditional factories that we used to write prior to Laravel 8.

One of being your application already has a lot of factories written and you don’t want to refactor them to the class-based ones all at once. In scenarios like this, you can install the laravel/legacy-factories composer package into your application which will allow you to use the legacy/traditional factories in your Laravel application without changing anything in your application.

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