Hi there -
I need some serious help/direction. I have two tables:
students
-id
-site_id
-name
-enter_date
-exit_date
student_meals
-id
-site_id
-student_id
-meal_type_id (1, 2, or 3)
-date_served
I need two arrays:
All students enrolled on the requested 'serviceDate' ('serviceDate is between their enter_date and exit_date) that DO NOT have a meal_type_id of the requested mealType on the rquested serviceDate.
All students enrolled on the requested 'serviceDate' ('serviceDate is between their enter_date and exit_date) that DO have a meal_type_id of the requested mealType on the requested serviceDate.
I got it to work with the following:
'unservedStudents' => Auth::user()->site
->students()
->where('enter_date', '<=',Request::only( 'serviceDate') )
->where('exit_date', '>=',Request::only( 'serviceDate') )
->OrderByName()
->filter(Request::only('search', 'serviceDate', 'mealType'))
->get()
->map(fn ($students) => [
'id' => $students->id,
'name' => $students->name,
]),
'servedStudents' => Auth::user()->site
->student_meals()
->with('student')
->where('meal_type_id', Request::only( 'mealType'))
->where('date_served', Request::only( 'serviceDate'))
->orderBy('created_at', 'DESC')
->get()
->map(fn ($served_students) => [
'id' => $served_students->id,
'student' => $served_students->student ? $served_students->student->only('id','name') : null,
]),
//Filter for students
public function scopeFilter($query, array $filters)
{
$mealType = $filters['mealType'] ?? null;
$serviceDate = $filters['serviceDate'] ?? null;
$search = $filters['search'] ?? null;
$query
->when($search, function ($query) use ($search) {
$query->where( fn ($query) =>
$query->where('first_name', 'like', '%'.$search.'%')
})
->when( $mealType, function ($query) use ($mealType, $serviceDate) {
$query->whereDoesntHave('student_meals', fn ($query) =>
$query->where('meal_type_id', $mealType )
->where('date_served', $serviceDate));
});
When I seeded my database ites that have more than 400 students or so gets really slow. I'm pretty sure I need to condense the two queries above, but I can't figure out the logic.
Below is an attempt, but it gives me an error 'Method Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection::getBindings does not exist'.
$students = Auth::user()->site
->students()
->join('student_meals as m', 'm.student_id', '=', 'students.id')//this is my attempt to get the same columns as the table to union....
->where('enter_date', '<=',Request::only( 'serviceDate') )
->where('exit_date', '>=',Request::only( 'serviceDate') )
->where('date_served', '=',Request::only( 'serviceDate') )
->filter(Request::only('search', 'serviceDate', 'grade', 'hr'))
->select('students.id as studentId', 'first_name', 'students.site_id as siteId', 'm.id as mealId', 'm.meal_type_id', )
->get()
->map(fn ($students) => [
'id' => $students->studentId,
'name' => $students->first_name,
'siteId' => $students->site_id,
'mealId' => $students->mealId,
'mealType' => $students->meal_type_id,
]),
'student_meals' => Auth::user()->site
->student_meals()
->join('students as s', 's.id', '=', 'student_meals.student_id')
->where('date_served', '>=',Request::only( 'serviceDate') )
->where('meal_type_id', '>=',Request::only( 'mealType') )
->select('s.id as studentId', 'first_name',
's.site_id as siteId', 'student_meals.id as mealId', 'meal_type_id')
->union($students)
->map(fn ($students) => [
'id' => $students->studentId,
'name' => $students->first_name,
'siteId' => $students->site_id,
'mealId' => $students->mealId,
'mealType' => $students->meal_type_id,
]),
If you're up for it, I'd really appreciate any insight/help/pointers/tips.