Laravel迭代数组并写入带关系的模型
I think about dynamic model creation or updating an model.
Let's assume i have an array like this:
$data = array(
'first_name' => 'Max',
'last_name' => 'Power',
'invoiceAddress.city' => 'Berlin',
'invoiceAddress.country_code' => 'DE',
'user.status_code' => 'invited'
);
Now i would like to iterate that array, and write the data to an model, where the dot notation tells me that i must write to an relation.
Normal code:
$model->first_name = $data['first_name'];
$model->last_name = $data['last_name'];
$model->invoiceAddress->city = $data['invoiceAddress.city'];
and so on.
I would prefer a more dynamic way:
foreach($data as $key => $value){
$properties = explode('.',$key);
//Now the difficult part
$model[$properties[0]][$properties[1]] = $value;
//Would work for invoiceAddress.city,
//but not for first_name
}
Here is the problem, that i don't know how many properties the explode will create. Is there a way to solve such problem in a dynamic way?
我认为动态模型创建或更新模型。
我假设我有一个这样的数组: p>
$ data = array(
'first_name'=>'Max',
'last_name'=>'Power',
'invoiceAddress.city' =>'Berlin',
'invoiceAddress.country_code'=>'DE',
'user.status_code'=>'invite'
);
code> pre>
现在我想迭代该数组,并将数据写入模型,其中点符号告诉我必须写入关系。 p>
普通代码: p>
$ model-> first_name = $ data ['first_name'];
$ model-> last_name = $ data ['last_name'];
$ model - > invoiceAddress-> city = $ data ['invoiceAddress.city'];
code> pre>
依此类推。 p>
我更喜欢更动态的方式: p>
foreach($ data as $ key => $ value){
$ properties = explode('。',$ key );
//现在困难的部分
$ model [$ properties [0]] [$ properties [1]] = $ value;
//适用于发票 Address.city,
//但不是对于first_name
}
code> pre>
这是问题,我不知道爆炸会创建多少属性 。
有没有办法以动态的方式解决这个问题? p>
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You could use the Illuminate\Support\Arr
helper from Laravel like this:
foreach($data as $key => $value) {
Arr::set($model, $key, $value);
}
It works because the Arr
class uses dot notation to access the properties like:
Arr::get($model, 'invoiceAddress.country_code');
Is equivalent to:
$model['invoiceAddress']['country_code'];
If you prefer to use cleaner helper:
foreach($data as $key => $value) {
array_set($model, $key, $value);
}