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Use a singleton pattern or event listener to refresh the data dynamically. For example, reset shared data when global settings are updated:

   public function boot()
   {
       Event::listen('settings.updated', function () {
           $globalPreferences = [
               'api_limit' => Setting::get('api_limit'),
               'app_mode' => Setting::get('app_mode'),
               'feedback_form_enabled' => Setting::get('feedback_form_enabled'),
           ];

           view()->share('globalPreferences', $globalPreferences);
       });
   }

Open the generated file in database/seeders and populate the settings table:

   namespace Database\Seeders;

   use Illuminate\Database\Seeder;
   use Illuminate\Support\Facades\DB;

   class SettingsSeeder extends Seeder
   {
       public function run()
       {
           DB::table('settings')->insert([
               ['key' => 'timezone', 'value' => 'UTC'],
               ['key' => 'notifications_enabled', 'value' => 'true'],
               ['key' => 'api_rate_limit', 'value' => '100'],
           ]);
       }
   }