If you're using Laravel's methods to download a file, it's important to delete it afterward to avoid overloading the server. While you can manually delete the file using the `File` facade, I recently discovered the  `deleteFileAfterSend` method:

/**
 * Download the file of the user then delete it.
 */
public function download(User $user)
{
    $filename = "{$user->name}.txt";

    file_put_contents(public_path($filename), json_encode($user));

    return response()->download(public_path($filename))->deleteFileAfterSend();
}