hello. In ecommerce application I want to reduce stock column of products in the cart after order is set.
I have a list of product IDs and also qunatity of each one in the cart. so I have an array of Id-quantity pairs:
[
['1','20'],
['2','15'],
...
]
Unless you have a static quantity to update - say items in stock are reducing by a standard 1 item - then you might need to wrap your query within a foreach so that you have the product id and the quantity as variables.
If you have a static quantity cutting across all products to be updated - then you can use SQL IN to update all products stock.
Sure. You can use eloquent to do that. I would imagine you have a stock model and would need to call it from a controller. Something along this lines.
You would wrap this in a foreach where you are looping through the array of product - quantity array you have
product id and quantity would be variable to supply.
Above could change based on the way you have implemented your models.
Though again for reporting and history - it might be a better idea to insert a new record or have a stock history table with a history of stock movement. Doing the above erases history of previous stocks. (Unrelated though).