Level 3
I did this:
foreach(Product::all() as $product) {
if ($product->isPaid()) {
$products[] = $product;
}
}
But idk if is the best way, there is another way to do that?
Apr 16, 2020
5
Level 3
Is it possible using model methods to make a query?
For example, i have a method in my model to check if the Product is paid.
public function isPaid()
{
return $this->getRemainingValue() <= 0 && ($this->value != null);
}
How can i iterate over all registers and get only the models that "is paid" but using this method, without writing a new query. Something like iterate over all registers and return all models that are true using isPaid method.
Level 75
Look up query scopes in the docs, it will probably point you in the right direction.
Level 3
@jlrdw i did, but query scopes only uses query variable, and i need to use a model variable to call a method in my model that checks something.
With queries i cant do $query->methodInMyModel().
Level 3
Look at my reply, is it the correct way to do it maybe, or there is a better way with query scopes?
Level 75
You probably need to pass some data, see examples here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45192063/calling-function-from-model-into-controller-in-laravel
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