In Eloquent or Query Builder method select(), you can specify "as" to return any column with a different name, just like in plain SQL query.
$users = User::select('email')->get(); /* RESULT:array:1 [▶ 0 => App\Models\User {#3204 ▼ email: "[email protected]" } ]*/ $users = User::select('email as user_email')->get(); /* RESULT:array:1 [▶ 0 => App\Models\User {#3204 ▼ user_email: "[email protected]" } ]*/
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