Mark relation you want to convert into left join using ->references($relations)
method or Model::includes($relations)
method:
Model::with('other')->references('other')->orderBy('other.title', 'asc')->get();
# this will make one sql-query with left join of 'other' relation
# result object will be the same object
Model::includes('first', 'second')->where('first.title', '=', 'my title')->get();
# will be the same as Model::with('first', 'second')->references('first', 'second')->…
Model extends Eloquent
{
$includes = ['first', 'second'];
}
Model::where('first.title', '=', 'my title')->get();
# result is same as Model::includes but definition is done within the model
# if you use $with and $includes together it will be merged
Model::with('foreign')->orderBy('field', 'asc')->get();
# this will work with default behaviour (perform 2 sql-queries)
StreetImage::includes('street')->first()
will perform the following sql-query:
select
`street`.`<…>` as `__f__street---<…>`,
`street_images`.*
from
`street_images`
left join
`streets` as `street` on `street`.`id` = `street_images`.`street_id`
order by `sort` asc
limit 1
StreetImage::with('street')->first()
will perform the following sql-queries:
select `street_images`.* from `street_images` order by `sort` asc limit 1
select `streets`.* from `streets` where `streets`.`id` in (?) order by `title` asc
You will get the same object if you will use includes()
method. For example:
StreetImage::includes('street')->first()
will return:
object(StreetImage) {
<all street image attributes>
street: object(Street) {
<all street attributes>
}
}
Structure will be the same even if you using nested relations:
StreetImage::includes('street.district')->first();
will return:
object(StreetImage) {
<all street image attributes>
street: object(Street) {
<all street attributes>
district: object(District) {
<all district attributes>
}
}
}
StreetImage::includes('street.type', 'street.district')->first();
will perform a following sql-query (<…> will be replaced with all table columns):
select
`street`.`<…>` as `__f__street---<…>`,
`type`.`<…>` as `__f__street---__f__type---<…>`,
`district`.`<…>` as `__f__street---__f__district---<…>`,
`street_images`.*
from
`street_images`
left join
`streets` as `street` on `street`.`id` = `street_images`.`street_id`
left join
`street_types` as `type` on `type`.`id` = `street`.`street_type_id`
left join
`districts` as `district` on `district`.`id` = `street`.`district_id`
order by `sort` asc
limit 1
instead of performing 4 sql-queries by default Eloquent behaviour:
select `street_images`.* from `street_images` order by `sort` asc limit 1
select `streets`.* from `streets` where `streets`.`id` in (?) order by `title` asc
select * from `street_types` where `street_types`.`id` in (?) order by `title` asc
select * from `districts` where `districts`.`id` in (?) order by `sort` asc
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Require this package in your composer.json and run composer update (or run
composer require sleeping-owl/with-join:1.x
directly):"sleeping-owl/with-join": "1.*"
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Use
\Nonono\WithJoin\WithJoinTrait
trait in every eloquent model you want to use this package features:class StreetImage extends \Eloquent { use \Nonono\WithJoin\WithJoinTrait; }
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That`s all.
Package was written by Sleeping Owl for the Laravel framework and is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.