Level 102
Put it in a variable that can be used to resolve sub_unit
$unit = fake()->randomElement(['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E']);
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Sep 16, 2022
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Level 8
Factory - randomElement based on other randomElement result
if I want a factory to choose randomElement from an array, based on the previous result:
'unit' => fake()->randomElement(['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E']),
'sub_unit' => // in case of 'A', select randomElement from array that belongs to 'A'.. etc
Is there a convenient way, or I will somehow need to create a function that gets the previous result?
Level 8
@Sinnbeck done, looks like it's working:
public function definition()
{
$unit_arr = ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E'];
$subunit_arr = [
'A' => ['A_A','A_B', 'A_C', 'A_D', 'A_E'],
'B' => ['B_A','B_B', 'B_C', 'B_D', 'B_E'],
'C' => ['C_A','C_B', 'C_C', 'C_D', 'C_E'],
'D' => ['D_A','D_B', 'D_C', 'D_D', 'D_E'],
'E' => ['E_A','E_B', 'E_C', 'E_D', 'E_E']
];
$unit = fake()->randomElement($unit_arr);
$subunit = fake()->randomElement($subunit_arr[$unit]);
return [
'unit' => $unit,
'subunit' => $subunit,
];
Ty!
Level 102
@Ligonsker Anytime :)
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Level 8
@Sinnbeck 😀🫡
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