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Create a model for the object you want to use, example:

```bash
artisan make:model Lead
php artisan make:model Lead
```

Open the model file, it will look like this:
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You can also use the new artisan command:

```bash
artisan make:salesforce Lead
php artisan make:salesforce Lead
```

This will generate the model as you see above without any changes necessary
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$statusValue = SObjects::getPicklistValues('Lead', 'Status');
```

## Local Sync (NEW!)
## Local Sync

A new trait has been created to make it simple to keep a local DB model in sync with a salesforce object.

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```php
<?php

namespace Lester\EloquentSalesForce;
namespace App\Models;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Lester\EloquentSalesForce\Traits\SyncsWithSalesforce;
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$this->attributes['name'] = implode(' ', $nameParts);
}
```
In your `src/Console/SyncFromSalesforce.php` file you will also see an illustration for using SyncFromSalesforce to synchronize all objects in all models specified for 2way synchronization in your `config/eloquent_sf.php` file in the array 'syncTwoWayModels'.

## Custom Objects

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