laravel Lazy Eager正在加载orderBy相关模型

问题描述:

I need to lazy eager load some related models with custom order. Something like:

$season->load(['championships' => function ($query) {
    $query->orderBy('country', 'desc');
}]);

But the problem is that championships do not have country property. In Championship model I use getCountryAttribute function:

public function getCountryAttribute()
{
    return $this->masterChampionship->country;
}

public function masterChampionship()
{
    return $this->belongsTo('App\MasterChampionship');
}

And I get next results:

SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'country' in 'order clause' (SQL: select * from `championships` where `championships`.`season_id` in (41) order by `country` desc)

If i don't use load in controller and access championships from blade template

@foreach($season->championships->sortBy('country') as $championship)
    ....
@endforeach

everything works fine. But I want to cleanup template and move logic to controller. Is there any possibility to solve my case using built-in laravel features, without building custom BD query.

我需要懒得加载一些带有自定义顺序的相关模型。 类似于: p>

  $ season-> load(['championships'=> function($ query){
 $ query-> orderBy('country',  'desc'); 
}]); 
  code>  pre> 
 
 

但问题是锦标赛没有乡村财产。 在锦标赛模型中,我使用getCountryAttribute函数: p>

  public function getCountryAttribute()
 {
返回$ this-> masterChampionship-> country; 
} 
 \  npublic function masterChampionship()
 {
返回$ this-> belongsTo('App \ MasterChampionship'); 
} 
  code>  pre> 
 
 

我得到下一个结果 : p>

  SQLSTATE [42S22]:未找到列:1054'order clause'中的未知列'country'(SQL:从`championships`中选择*,其中`championships``  season_id` in(41)order by`sountry`desc)
  code>  pre> 
 
 

如果我不在控制器中使用加载 strong>并从中获取锦标赛 刀片模板 p>

  @foreach($ season-> championships-> sortBy('country')as $ championship)
 .... 
 @ endforeach 
   code>  pre> 
 
 

一切正常。 但我想清理模板并将逻辑移动到控制器。 是否有可能使用内置的laravel功能解决我的情况,而无需构建自定义BD查询。 p> div>

Youll have to change the table names, as I don't know what they are, but I think this would work:

$season->load(['championships' => function($query){

    $query->select('championships.*')
        ->join('master_championships', 'championships.master_championships_id', '=', 'master_championships.id')
        ->orderBy('master_championships.country', 'desc');

}]);

I don't think you can order the query without using a join, seeing as you have to access the third table to get the country attribute. You may save a bunch of queries from hitting the database if you do

$season->load(['championships','championships.masterChampionships']);