$tempFilePath = tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'users');
$file = fopen($tempFilePath, 'w');
// Write the CSV header and rows as described above...
fclose($file);
return response()->download($tempFilePath, 'users.csv')->deleteFileAfterSend(true);
This tutorial demonstrates how to export data from a Laravel Eloquent model into a CSV file and return it as a downloadable response. Whether you’re exporting user data, product reports, or any other dataset, this method is simple and scalable. With a few modifications, you can tailor this solution to fit the needs of your specific Laravel application.