Eloquent Relationships in Laravel - All you need to know!

[@tomiwaoluwole1818]

This is the best video I have watched in my entire life up till now. Today I understand relationship and can even teach people. Thanks man.

[@coderawesome]

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[@mubafaw]

I appreciate your clarity and simplicity. The best!! Thanks Sir :)

[@coderawesome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thesafaripictures3453]

The greatest tutorial on eloquent on the web. Thank you sir.

[@coderawesome]

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[@mxoh8325]

finally, someone made example of relationships. I have been struggling for many years thank you so much for this.

[@coderawesome]

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[@emileoosthuizen596]

Thank you for this incredible video!

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[@Benjamin-vx2ot]

this was by far the best video for this topic! thank you!

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[@gajen4evr]

Good explanation brother..!

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[@firedragon1976eb]

This is such a great explanation, thank you.

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[@83shahzada]

Awesome Tutorial, Complicated Scenario - Explained So Simple and Clear

[@coderawesome]

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[@ahmadbilal168]

it is so much useful for beginners.thanks for this

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[@SaddamAnsari-df7ez]

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[@cloudydandy]

Thank you for your effort. I watched in Speed:1.25.

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[@jakye]

Awesome tutorial! At 13:55 I would consider renaming the pivot table from "user_role" to "role_user" to use all of the eloquent features, because the models need to be alphabetically ordered.

[@coderawesome]

Yes, that's no issue! Thanks!

[@azlanuza1330]

It helped me learn a lot in Laravel eloquent. Good tutorial indeed.

[@coderawesome]

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[@rubanjacob2111]

Very Nice Explanation

[@coderawesome]

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[@dasuneranda]

Thanks bro. Great Explanation!

[@coderawesome]

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[@simoneverett12]

Top job, Your video really helped to the point! BANG ON!! Keep up the amazing work!!

[@coderawesome]

Thanks a lot for your feedback!

[@rjchhetri2370]

I'm confused with the pivot table. Why dont we make hasMany relation on User model so it links to the Role Model and in Role Model we define belongsTo relation for User

[@vaibhavsrivastava4099]

simple and very clear..

[@coderawesome]

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[@shazirshafeeque6240]

Good explanation brother. You nailed it. Superb :)

[@coderawesome]

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[@alexneo9388]

Awesome Tutorial, Thanks a lot...

[@coderawesome]

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[@Shiv-vb1re]

Thanks

[@coderawesome]

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[@tuanphamvan655]

very good

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[@ehSamurai3483]

$this->belongsToMany("App\Role") means that user belong to many roles, isn't it same as hasMany("App\Roles"). this also means that user has many roles right,

[@coderawesome]

Nope. They're different. belongsToMany is a Many to Many relationship (A product can be belongs to many categories. And each category has many products), while hasMany refers to a One to Many relationship (A product can have many images, But one image only belongs to a one product.).

[@rahi4030]

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[@ashadulmridha4265]

Thanks You

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[@haykhayrapetyan1489]

thanks bro, I found what I need

[@coderawesome]

I'm glad that you enjoyed the tutorial. Thanks a lot for you feedback!

[@thecalmcompass1]

Thank you. I will practise it.

[@coderawesome]

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[@muhammadshafeerp3435]

very useful video thanks

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[@TrikNgonlen]

I love it...that's awesome...

[@coderawesome]

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[@auroraapps1853]

Great explanation!, please tell me what extension you are using, its mentioning prefix before string like (foreign, relation, etc ) ? please tell me

[@coderawesome]

Hi, I'm sorry I am not sure what you'r asking about ? What extension exactly ?

[@_bihim]

Love you

[@coderawesome]

Love you too brother!

[@ehSamurai3483]

We can do like this User::find(1)->getaddressRelation; Right? So why use with()->get()?

[@coderawesome]

That function came in a later version of Laravel I guess. This method works for older versions.

[@KhaledGhallabPro]

Very nice Thaks..

[@coderawesome]

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Much appreciated!

[@MatejSK1]

Hello please can you tell for example how you can get all comments from 1 user for one post ? because its very hard for me to get the certain values from object which especially if i want to do it in the table . I am making ordering system for cars and I got like 5 tables and i want to display all the datas from each to one big table, so i have to do it in foreach cycle.

[@coderawesome]

It's fairly easy. You have to call a relationship within a relationship. that's it. Define getUserRelation(); relationship on Post model. And getCommentsRelation(); on User model. Then finally call it like this. Post::with('getUserRelation.getCommentsRelation')->find($id); That's it.

[@michaelerwin8744]

6:06 AFAIK it's die and dump but sometimes programmers and debug and die in the office.

[@coderawesome]

Yeah it's been confusing for a while for me too :D

[@sergey_gabrielyan1001]

Thank you very much👍🏻

[@coderawesome]

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[@7421Roman]

he was not wrong with that title

[@coderawesome]

Thanks! something wrong with the title ?

[@7421Roman]

@@coderawesome its perfect

[@MohsinKhan-sk5lh]

great

[@coderawesome]

thanks brother!

[@victorfernandogilcalderon6242]

Excelente explicaciones. "Nos has salvado estamos agradecidos" By Toy Story

[@coderawesome]

gracias por su respuesta. Me animó. 😍

[@melchiasystemlord8608]

is it possible to consume 1 user with many addresses all at once in 1 form submit using eloquent?

[@coderawesome]

Yeah, you can pass an array of addresses like this Model::insert($data); Here, $data is a multi-dimensional array of addresses.

[@nishanthanr605]

Which software you use for screen recording.

[@coderawesome]

It's Camtasia

[@yogeshsaini254]

Thanks sir😍

[@coderawesome]

Most welcome!

[@rohankumar1475]

hello, i want to how this query write in laravel ORM(without where and with where) "select student.name, cities.city from students INNER JOIN cities on student.city_id=cities.id" where students.id=1 i have student table with city_id and other columns and cities table with id,city

[@coderawesome]

You can achieve that with Sequelize relations easily. May be I'll do a separate video about relations later.

[@2cents2go]

Great and easy to understand concepts. The only thing is that it's a little hard to see your screen since sometimes other devs and I view this on a phone.

[@coderawesome]

Yeah I agree with you. Sorry about that. Thanks for your feedback!

[@babathombare2693]

Content does not fit into window. Not visible neatly.

[@coderawesome]

Totally agreed. Really sorry about that.

[@thielicious2156]

4:02 What is this line in v9.x? Looks quite different

[@coderawesome]

This video is little bit outdated. Please refer the official Laravel docs for the updated sysntax.

[@alakshminagasri3011]

Can you tell me the difference between joins and relations, and when we have to use joins and relations

[@coderawesome]

You JOIN tables to generate RELATIONSHIPS. When you use raw SQL, you have to manually join tables using queries to get the related data in other tables. But with an ORM which automatically writes SQL for us, all you have to do is define the relationship you wanna generate and ORM will join related tables and will output the data with relationships.

[@nizz4m]

Will eloquent relationship works without table migrations ? . Btw thanks for great content !

[@coderawesome]

Yes it works! Just make the tables with correct foreign keys.

[@nurrashiqahabdulwahid6871]

thank you for the tutorials sir. im your 267 subs. it helps me to understand better but i have a question, where does the data comes from? 6:55 . are they from database or you are using php artisan tinker? i really hope you can reply me, sir as im really new in laravel. thank you sir

[@coderawesome]

Thanks a lot! Yes, I have put some sample data in a table for this demonstration.

[@nurrashiqahabdulwahid6871]

@@coderawesome welcome sir. do you know how to fetch data from multiple table using these eloquent? ive been looking and searching everywhere and trying everything but nothing works sir. hope you can upload one soon. have a great day!

[@coderawesome]

@@nurrashiqahabdulwahid6871 Sure. That's what these eloquent relationships are for. You can build relationships between tables and get data.

[@nurrashiqahabdulwahid6871]

@@coderawesome I got confused to use the foreach loop in view.blade.php, it's keep getting an error there. looking forward to your videos sir 🙏

[@alexlytle089]

How about has many through and has one through relationship

[@coderawesome]

That's not hard at all. I'm sorry that I haven't mention them in the video. Please follow this article (www.itsolutionstuff.com/post/laravel-has-many-through-eloquent-relationship-tutorialexample.html) it'll guide you with a practical example. I'll try to publish another video if I had the chance.

[@harikareddy9166]

hi can u explain how to fetch multiple tables data in a single view page in laravel

[@coderawesome]

That's simple. In the controller, get the data from certain tables using their respective modals. Then create an array and pass those data to certain keys. Then u can return that array to the view.

[@omrai7743]

How can we get only selected record from belongs to table?

[@coderawesome]

Can u be more specific ? There are many ways of doing. What exactly are u trying to do ?

[@Lea-uu4yk]

what about recursive? the manager manage many staffs?

[@coderawesome]

Is a single staff person managed by only one manager ? Then that's clearly a one to many relationship. Is a single manager is managed by multiple managers, then that's many to many.

[@shubhamsahuSD]

Details about cascade delete please

[@coderawesome]

Cascading deletes are needed when a dependent/child entity can no longer be associated with its current principal/parent. This can happen because the principal/parent is deleted, or it can happen when the principal/parent still exists but the dependent/child is no longer associated with it.

[@lyeell6989]

Muchas gracias,

[@coderawesome]

no hay de qué. Disculpas si mi español es malo 😇

[@rajeshvuppala8083]

Bro can u please share the extension that u used for getting suggestions in vscode

[@coderawesome]

Actually that's PHPStorm. It's another IDE.

[@rajeshvuppala8083]

@@coderawesome ok thank you bro Php strom is free or paid IDE

[@coderawesome]

@@rajeshvuppala8083 Unfortunately it's a paid IDE. But, if you're a student, you can request a free version with your student ID provided by the institution.

[@hellwolf-media]

Excelente +10

[@coderawesome]

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[@danichurras]

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[@coderawesome]

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[@plotpix941]

Please Zoom in your screen next time

[@coderawesome]

Sure! My bad. I'm sorry for the difficulty to read. Later videos are much clear and zoomed in.