I have a model called Order
like so:
class Order extends Model
{
public function offer()
{
return $this->belongsTo(Offer::class);
}
}
Example rows may look like this
id quantity offer_id
15 5 20
20 1 21
25 3 20
30 2 27
35 1 20
40 1 21
I want to group all orders by offer_id
using Laravel Eloquent to give the following output:
[
[20] => [
// order 15,
// order 25,
// order 35,
],
[21] => [
// order 20,
// order 40,
]
[27] => [
// order 30,
]
]
How can I do this efficiently? I have tried the following:
Order::groupBy('offer_id)->get();
But this just hides orders with the same offer_id
.
Note that I will ideally like to do this all in Laravel Elqouent, so opposed to doing some post-processing.
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