at the moment i try to learning Laravel and Laravel Eloquent.
I try to solve a problem using relations in Laravel.
I have following Database Structure in my simple Laravel Project.
table players:
id name
table clubs:
id name icon
table players_x_clubs:
player_id club_id
it's a one to many Relation.
Is it possible to get the full club Object who is combined with the player_id?!
The first try was to add this to my Player Model
public function club()
{
return $this->hasOne('App\PlayersXClub');
}
Here, i only get the PlayersXClub Relation with the player_id and the club_id
but i want to get the full club object from the club table, is it possible in a simple way?
any ideas how i have to realize is it correctly?
my solution was this:
public function getClubRelation()
{
$clubRelation = $this->hasOne('App\PlayersXClub')->get()->first();
$club = Club::whereId($clubRelation->club_id)->get()->first();
return $club;
}
With this solution i can do this in my code $player->getClubRelation()->icon
but i don't know if its correct solved or is there a more simple way to resolve it with Eloquent?
You always have access to objects relations. For example:
$player = Player::find(1);
$club = $player->club;
or better
$player = Player::with('club')->find(1);
However, I believe you don't need an additional table. An additional table would result in a many to many relation which doesn't make much sense here.
A player belongs to a single club and a club can have many players. So it's one to many.
You should add a club_id foreign key to players table.
$table->unsignedBigInteger('club_id');
$table->foreign('club_id')->references('id')->on('clubs')->onDelete('cascade');
Player Class
public function club() {
return $this->belongsTo(Club::class);
}
Club Class
public function players() {
return $this->hasMany(Player::class);
}
I am storing information on a 4-day class. The information is dates 1-4 and each date has an instructor associated with it as there can be different instructors on different days. Let's just talk about day_1 and instructor_day_1 for now. My models are as follows:
Course Model:
public function instructor()
{
return $this->belongsTo('App\Instructor');
}
Instructor Model:
public function course()
{
return $this->hasMany('App\Course');
}
When i go to the #show method in my controller, i find the correct course but when i try to load the view, i can't figure out how to access the foreign relation. Right now i'm trying:
<p class="card-text">{{$course->day_1}} assigned to {{$course->instructor_day_1->instructor->name}}</p>
But that's not yielding anything but errors. If i do {{$course->instructor_day_1}}, i get the correct value from the database.
Is my relationship backwards? Does Course model need be "belongsToMany"? What is the correct syntax for pulling the instructor info? Do i need to specify any foreign key relations in my models?
belongsTo is the correct relationship, but it's not set up correctly. And you'll need 4 of them, 1 for each foreign key on the courses table.
This should get you started:
public function instructorDay1()
{
return $this->belongsTo('App\Instructor', 'instructor_day_1');
}
And then you would call it like this, to get instructor's name:
$course->instructorDay1->name;
And you'll need to do this for all 4 relationships.
I have 3 databases:
Routes:
id
name
Rates:
Id
Route_id
Car_id
Cars:
id
name
My model for routes
public function rates()
{
return $this->hasMany('App\Rate', 'route_id');
}
My model for rates
public function car() {
return $this->belongsTo('App\Car','car_id');
}
Now I need to access the car relation, but when I do
return $this->route->with('from','to','rates.car')->paginate(74);
I get null for the car relation
{"id":1,"from_id":1,"to_id":2,"distance":400,"created_at":null,"updated_at":null,"from":{"id":1,"name":"\u0410\u043a\u043a\u043e","created_at":null,"updated_at":null,"lat":32.93310000000000314912540488876402378082275390625,"long":35.0827000000000026602720026858150959014892578125},"to":{"id":2,"name":"\u0410\u0440\u0430\u0434","created_at":null,"updated_at":null,"lat":31.261399999999998300381776061840355396270751953125,"long":35.21490000000000009094947017729282379150390625},"rates":[{"id":1,"route_id":1,"car_id":1,"rate":1123,"night_rate":1391,"car":null},{"id":5551,"route_id":1,"car_id":2,"rate":1123,"night_rate":1391,"car":null},{"id":11101,"route_id":1,"car_id":3,"rate":1123,"night_rate":1391,"car":null},{"id":16651,"route_id":1,"car_id":4,"rate":1123,"night_rate":1391,"car":null},{"id":22201,"route_id":1,"car_id":5,"rate":1123,"night_rate":1391,"car":null},{"id":27751,"route_id":1,"car_id":6,"rate":1123,"night_rate":1391,"car":null},{"id":33301,"route_id":1,"car_id":7,"rate":1123,"night_rate":1391,"car":null},{"id":38851,"route_id":1,"car_id":8,"rate":1123,"night_rate":1391,"car":null}]},
From my understanding you are trying to access a Car model through a Route model.
A couple of things I noticed that should help you find a solution.
First off I think the inverse relation you are supposed to use the belongToMany() function instead.
public function car() {
return $this->belongsToMany('App\Car','Rates'); // Perhaps call the table something like routes_cars to more clearly define it's a pivot table
}
Next I see you are trying to use model functions within the context of $this(). I assume you are doing this in your model? That logic should be in a controller, that might cause some undesired results but I'm not entirely sure. Also it looks like your parameters are incorrect when using with(). You use the function name that you defined in belongsToMany()
App/Route::with('car')->paginate(74);
With the correct relationships setup you rarely need to worry about the pivot table. If you are going to add extra information in the pivot table there are laravel functions to help you do that in the documentation.
I have two models: Person and RentedFilm
Person table fields:
id
name
RentedItem fields:
rid
film_id
rent_date
I need to add a new attribute to person model that contains last rent date but I don't know how. Already I have a getRentDates method that hasMany relations in defined inside it.
Would you help me?
Thank you.
Prepare relation like:
public function getLastRentItem()
{
return $this->hasMany(RentItem::class, ['rid' => 'id'])
->orderBy(['rent_date' => SORT_DESC])
->limit(1)
->one();
}
Use it like:
$model->lastRentItem ? $model->lastRentItem->rent_date : null;
*You have to adjust this code, because i didn't saw yours.
I have this table relationship:
I already made all the relationships in my models properly, but i don't know how to get the name from worktypes table
when i do
dd($shift->shift_workers);
i get this:
but i want also somehow to get the name from worktype table for each worker...
This should be done somehow withPivot() function or what?
So i could have something like this:
$foreach ($shift->shift_workers as $w => $worker)
echo $worker->name;
but i don't know how to do this...anyone can help?
It is obvious and logically right that the pivot table should be skipped so the result is achieved by:
$worker->worktypes->first()->name; // to get the name of the first work type
$worker->worktypes->pluck('name'); // to get all names as an array
To achieve this result, follow Laravel's naming convention and set up model relationsips right.
Rename your worker_worktype_pivot table to worker_worktype
Set up the relationship in the Worker model:
`
class Worker extends Model {
...
public function workTypes()
{
return $this->belongsToMany(WorkType::class);
}
}