I have a database structure like this (to simplify):
pets table
- id
- name
- owner_id
owners table
- id
- name
- city_id
cities table
- id
- name
I'd like to print the full list of cities with, next to each one of them, the number of pets who live there. This is how I was trying to approach this problem:
This is my controller function:
// get all pets and associate them with the matching owner record, so every pet has also a city where it lives in.
$pets = DB::table('pets')->join('owners', 'pets.owner_id', '=', 'owners.id')->get();
// get all cities
$cities = DB::table('cities')->get();
// pass values to the view
return View('cities_stats',array('pets'=>$pets, 'cities'=>$cities));
On my Blade template:
@foreach($cities as $city)
<li>
: // city name
pets // number of pets in this city
</li>
@endforeach
The problem is that it of course throws an error. I cannot use neither where() nor count() in because $pets is an array.
What can I do then?
P.S. I'm using Laravel 5.0.
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