Anton Komarev

I misunderstood you. You don't need to find reactable models within dates, but want to know when exactly user reacted to each of them. Interesting question, I don't have answer...

Thanks for sharing it @vesper8! I've just fixed terminology in 2nd code block to follow same naming convention with the package. We need to think more about exposing datetime out...

Good call! I don't remember right now why I made it on `created` event, but there definitely were a reasons. Will return back to this question in a free time....

Yeah, recounting is slow because in current implementation `artisan love:recount` command iterating thru the `Reactant` models and determine if `Reactable` model type required to be recounted, then collects and count...

This task is very important but too complicated. I've tried to refactor it for the next minor version, but it wasn't successful. Will try to look on it one more...

> I can only assume that the recount command is for some reason iterating over all reacters or reactants, or both.. but why would it do that? Isn't the source...

@MacelinCane you want to see a live demo? Or open source project with this package integration?

@MacelinCane Good point. I'll think about adding demo application with screenshots how it look like. But now you can try https://github.com/antonkomarev/laravel-love-upgrade repository. I've created it to test version upgrade process...

I've found v5 (very old) screenshot in Spanish 

@sburkett thank for your feedback! I want to create a video tutorial for it but have big issues with spare time.